Memory

Alex Lewis, a seasoned contract killer with a conscience, is tasked with eliminating a young woman. However, he discovers the target is the daughter of a powerful data mining magnate, and his employers want her dead to cover up a pedophilia ring. Torn between his duty and his moral compass, Lewis decides to protect her, making him the target of both the wealthy family and his own former associates.

Memory received generally negative reviews from critics, who found the plot predictable and derivative of other Liam Neeson action thrillers. While Neeson's performance was noted, many critics felt the film lacked originality and failed to offer anything new to the genre. Audience reception was slightly more favorable, appreciating the straightforward action sequences.

• Familiar plot elements and a by-the-numbers approach to the action-thriller genre.

• Liam Neeson delivers his usual stoic performance, but the film offers little novelty.

• Relies heavily on genre tropes without injecting fresh ideas or compelling twists.

Google audience: Google users found the film to be a decent, if unoriginal, action movie. Many appreciated Liam Neeson's familiar role and the straightforward plot, but some expressed disappointment that it felt too similar to his other films.

The film is a remake of the 2003 Belgian film 'The Memory of a Killer' (also known as 'De Zaak Alzheimer').