26.) Run All Night [4/1/2015]

This one was genuinely, surprisingly enjoyable old-man crime movie in which an incredibly menacing Ed Harris faces off against a drunken, bumbling Liam Neeson over a family dispute despite deep personal connections; it was a different role for Neeson, within, of course, his typical oeuvre but a far cry from the confident, self-assured murder machine in Taken 1 - 8, or whatever; and though I felt like some of the scenes were out of order, I walked away liking what was a subtle, often moving film (less than The Drop but far more than 88 Minutes, to put it in perspective).