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By all accounts, this high concept thriller set in the Far East shouldn’t be any good, and maybe going in with fairly low expectations helped to appreciate it more than others might. Written, produced and directed by the Dowdle Brothers (Devil, Quarantine), No Escape starts off more like another movie based in Thailand, Juan Bayona’s The Impossible, in that it spends just the right amount of time introducing a family on a trip and the dynamics wherein before throwing them into turmoil. On their long flight, the family encounters Pierce Brosnan’s Hammond, an odd inebriated character, clearly one of those ex-pats that moves to that part of the world for reasons we may not want to know.
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