Liam Neeson’s latest feature is Non-Stop. Loosely revolving around trying to figure out who the villain is aboard a plane. I’m guessing it’s some sort of Snakes on a Plane, but using real actors.
So I’m walking by a bus stop and I see this poster and the tagline, ‘146 PASSENGERS. 146 SUSPECTS.’
I thought about this for a second and came to this chilling conclusion – Liam Neeson suspects himself..
I'm from Scotland, where everyone owns a castle and pisses whisky. Some of the preceding sentence may contain factual errors.
I've been writing and reading for a long old time. I'm now trying to get into the published material side of things. I'm building up a bank of short story material and finding my legs in the long story side of things..
Hold on..I need shortbread..that's better..now where was I?
Like all good writers I have written a vast amount of stuff and like children's school meals large portions of it remain unfinished.
I write about all sorts, largely drawing my inspiration from real life events, futuristic musings and the dark recess of my mind. I say recess, it's the only recess, it's got to hold everything.
Enjoy the blog once it's up and running with material and please feel free to link me and share your work.
TWITTER: @FionnGrant
View all posts by LionAroundWriting
5 Comments
Dumb tagline. But hey, at least the movie’s alright!
Dumb tagline. But hey, at least the movie’s alright!
As it turns out, he is a suspect because…Well, that would be spoiling things. But yes, he’s a suspect.
I see! Well maybe I was too clever for my own good.
i reckon he suspects himself…
Haha! indeed.