Cold Pursuit
Liam Neeson takes us on a journey through his most iconic roles, including a man with "a very particular set of skills," a Jedi Master, and his new role in Cold Pursuit.,In early 2017, the film was refused a permit to shoot in Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada. The explanation given was that Parks Canada objected to the antagonist of the film being an aboriginal Canadian. Even the actor playing the role, popular aboriginal Canadian Tom Jackson, could not sway the government agency's opinion, and the production was moved out of the park.,When Viking arrives to Nels' home (ca. 1:37), the cameraman is clearly visible in the window of the car, once its door is opened.,Nels Coxman: I'm gonna kill him, Brock.
Brock: Sure you are. What makes you think you can kill a man?
Nels Coxman: I've killed three of his guys.
Brock: What did you do with the bodies?
Nels Coxman: Wrapped them in chicken wire, threw them on the gorge.
Brock: Chicken wire?,The cast credits are displayed "in order of disappearance," as a reference to the original film of this title. The cast names are all on the screen at the same time. As each name is highlighted, it turns white as if it is being turned into ash or snow and it blows away and disappears.,In South Korea, the title card is displayed in both English and Korean languages together. The Korean title is "Cold Chasing".,Featured in Jeremy Vine: Episode #2.26 (2019),2000 Miles
Written by Chrissie Hynde
Published by BMG Rights Management UK Ltd., a BMG Company.
Performed by The Pretenders
Licensed courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd,"Kraftidioten", a.k.a. "In order of Disappearance", is a brilliant 2014 black comedy/vigilante thriller from Norway. Since a lot of people in this world object to reading subtitles (and simply because it's an easy and profitable business), Hollywood is always eager to produce remakes of successful foreign movies. For once, however, I didn't immediately feel like boycotting the US remake; and this for two reasons. Number one: native Norwegian Hans Petter Moland directs the American remake himself and, number two, none other than the awesome Liam Neeson reprises the role of the grieving but vengeful father. Apart from different people in the cast, obviously, "Cold Pursuit" is practically a shot-by-shot remake of "In order of Disappearance. The setting has moved from snowy Norway to snowy Colorado, and the drug wars are fought with Native American tribes instead of with Albanian mafia families, but the plot of the quiet and introvert plow driver seeking retaliation for the murder of his innocent son is identical. This basically means that "Cold Pursuit" is still an awesomely entertaining action movie with sublime dry humor, but the freshness and the surprise elements are gone (unless if you haven't seen the Norwegian original, duh).,