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Movie Info & Cast

Synopsis

Liam Neeson goes back into action as a small-town man pushed to the breaking point by a drug cartel. Nels Coxman has a good life. He keeps the roads plowed for a small but wealthy resort town in the Rocky Mountains. The mayor even awarded him “Citizen of the Year.” Then his son dies of a heroin overdose–except he's never done a drug in his life. Coxman is convinced his kid was murdered by a drug gang — so he targets the pushers.

This remake of the blackly comic 2014 Norwegian thriller In Order of Disappearance was tailor-made for Neeson. The original film seemed like precisely the sort of film the star would make, so his leading role in Cold Pursuit almost seems like destiny. Action. Dark comedy. A series of wildly escalating events that all ends in killing? Sounds like a great time.

Cast

  • Liam Neeson
  • Tom Bateman
  • Tom Jackson
  • Emmy Rossum
  • Domenick Lombardozzi
  • Julia Jones
  • John Doman
  • Laura Dern
  • Raoul Trujillo
  • William Forsythe

Atom User Reviews

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Verified Review
#boring

Do not waste your time!!

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Rosemarie B
Verified Review

like Fargo but funnier and cooler. Must see!

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Caleb R

Metacritic

50
Feb 13, 2019

To be fair, Cold Pursuit is rarely boring. You’re never particularly invested, but its shrill unpredictability is like a circus performance. It’s impressive the sheer amount of calories being burned despite the lack of believable characters or compelling situations.

Vince Mancini
Uproxx
50
Feb 8, 2019

I didn’t hate “Cold Pursuit,” but it’s not the giddy darker-than-dark murder-comedy that “In Order of Disappearance” was, and that this film’s trailers (Memorably choreographed to “Don’t Fear the Reaper,” a MUCH better title, BTW) promised.

Metacritic review by Roger Moore
Roger Moore
Movie Nation
60
Feb 7, 2019

The script has a wry sense of humor but is almost never laugh-out-loud funny, and the gory substance of the plot regularly overwhelms the delicate notes of parody.

David Sims
The Atlantic