Liam Neeson as Arizona rancher/protector
Even since he starred in “Taken” in 2008, Liam Neeson has carved out a niche for himself as an action hero with a strong moral compass and the skills to back up his confrontations with bad buys. Less sardonic than Clint Eastwood in his prime, more believable than Dustin Hoffman in “Straw Dogs,” and far less insidious than the parents in “The Last House on the Left,” Neeson plays a man thrust into dangerous situations who uses his training to vanquish evil.<br /><br />Jim Hanson (Neeson), a decorated Vietnam veteran, owns a cattle ranch on the Arizona/Mexico border. His wife died recently of cancer, leaving him with huge medical bills, and his bank has just warned him that unless he catches up with delinquent payments soon, his home will be put up for auction. He’s on the verge of losing everything.<br /><br />Driving along a border road, Hanson spots two illegal aliens, Rosa (Teresa Ruiz) and her son Miguel (Jacob Perez), crossing the border onto his land. A group of cartel members, convinced that the woman has money stolen from the cartel, catch up with her and violence erupts. Rosa dies but not before pleading with Hanson to take her son to family members in Chicago.<br /><br />Law-abiding Hanson turns the boy over to the authorities instead. But when he realizes the boy is still in danger, he sneaks him out of the border patrol office, intent on delivering him safely to his family.<br /><br />The determined cartel members, led by Mauricio (Juan Pablo Raba), use their connections to find out where the boy is and give pursuit. Hanson, in his new role as protector, must rely on his Marines training to outsmart the thugs and fight not only for Miguel’s survival but also his own.<br /><br />There’s never a doubt that the plot will turn out OK despite the obligatory series of bloody confrontations, but the action set pieces serve the narrative rather than becoming the narrative. Director Lorenz stages gunfights, slugfests, and vehicle stunts that succeed in getting the adrenalin flowing.<br /><br />A road trip with violence and morals, “The Marksman” shows the growing bond between frightened Miguel and gruff Hanson as they make their way north. The early scenes portray Hanson as a hard-working, law-abiding man beaten down by debt, bad luck, and grief. Whenever he spots illegal aliens crossing the border, he contacts the border patrol. He is sympathetic to the plight of the border crossers but never intervenes personally, leaving that to the authorities. Yet he is moved by the mother and son who cross onto his property, and feels a responsibility to them.<br /><br />Though Neeson brings his star power to the film, it is relatively standard fare with nothing special to distinguish it. Hanson is a modern-day cowboy, a dying breed, and Neeson looks and behaves like a grizzled rancher. Director Lorenz’s long-time association with Clint Eastwood suggests that “The Marksman” may have been intended for him. In any case, Neeson is convincing in the role but simply cannot overcome a routine script. On the plus side, the rapport between Neeson and Perez is solid.<br /><br />Young Jacob Perez doesn’t have much dialogue in his first few scenes. When he does open up, we see he’s intelligent and unusually mature for someone his age. He becomes a willing accomplice in Hanson’s plan to elude his pursuers. Mr. Perez handles himself admirably in his scenes with Neeson and is convincing as a child caught in turmoil.<br /><br />The 2-disc release includes Blu-ray and DVD discs and a Digital code on a paper insert. The only bonus extra on the PG-13-rated Blu-ray release is the featurette, “The Making of The Marksman.”<br /><br />“The Marksman” is filled with cliches and highly unlikely situations. We can forgive these shortcomings for a while, but they steadily increase, making it tough to take the plot seriously. Director Lorenz shows little imagination staging the action scenes, there are dead spots that slow momentum, and plot points are predictable. “The Marksman” endorses violence in the name of moral righteousness and is cynical in its view of authority.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Jim is a former Marine who lives a solitary life as a rancher along the Arizona-Mexican border. But his peaceful existence soon comes crashing down when he tries to protect a boy on the run from members of a vicious cartel..