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Non-Stop movie review - A formulaic tense drama

It's the guessing game that makes the plot tick.Film: "Non-Stop"; Cast: Liam Neeson, Julianne Moore, Scoot McNairy, Michelle Dockery, Nate Parker, Corey Stoll, Lupita Nyong'o, Omar Metwally, Jason Butler Harner, Linus Roache, Shea Whigham and



Bill dutifully informs the pilot and looks around at suspicious passengers.

Then with the help of a flight attendant Nancy (Michelle Dockery) and Julianne Moore, whose character has curiously managed to bag a seat right next to Marks in first class, draw up a list of suspects which includes; a rude bald man, an obvious Muslim doctor, a weirdo with glasses and a few more. Whoever the tormentor is, he knows something about Bill and definitely knows his way about.

Progressively, someone does expire, and another after that. It also turns out that the bank account is in Bill's name. As the plot thickens, the trick card played by screenplay writers John W. Richardson, Chris Roach and Ryan Engle point the finger of guilt directly at Bill, who is supposedly on board to protect the passengers from any such culprit.