The Commuter

About This Movie

The Commuter is one of those films that grabs you right from the start. Picture a regular guy on a train, and then suddenly he’s thrust into a web of intrigue and danger. The pacing really keeps you on your toes—just as you think things settle down, another layer of the conspiracy unfolds. The atmosphere is tense, almost claustrophobic, which adds to the stakes. It’s interesting how it plays with themes of choice and consequence—every decision matters here. The performances, particularly from Liam Neeson, add a real weight to the character’s plight. Practical effects are solid, enhancing those high-tension moments without relying too much on CGI, which is refreshing. You can feel the urgency in every scene, making it quite distinct in the genre.

Thrilling ride on a commuter train · Explores themes of choice and consequence · Strong performance by Liam Neeson