Liam Neeson returns in an action thriller set in Ireland, playing an aging hitman facing the Ira. The film adheres to the Liam Neeson formula, with little character development or engaging plotting. While flawed, the movie has authentic Western genre vibes, and Kerry Condon's standout performance should not be missed.

Liam Neeson is back in action with In the Land of Saints and Sinners — this time in Ireland. He brings his signature gruff action formula, playing an aging hitman who faces off against ruthless members of the Ira just as he is about to leave his violent past and career behind. Reuniting with The Marksman director Robert Lorenz, the duo brings us to the rocky cliffside of Ireland, where we follow the well-liked widower Finbar Murphy. He has a mysterious past and connections to shady members of the small community, but he's friendly with neighbors and the police chief.