I don't submit very many of these reviews, but after seeing a few negative reviews, I had to set the record straight . . .
Jason Patric plays a dad who learns his daughter is not at the college in which she was enrolled - he finds out she dropped out a week or so ago - and she hasn't returned any phone calls in over a week.
Obviously frustrated, he starts a quest to find his daughter.
If movie viewers would lay off the alcohol and drugs and actually "pay attention " to the movie and dialog, they'd appreciate the movie, a version of TAKEN, only with home-grown, rougher American edges.
Plus, B Willis plays the BAD GUY, not the good guy, for a change.
Bottom line -- This is a great action flick -- worth a lot more than the buck 30 at the RedBox. But do your part - don't watch it all drunk or fk'd up.
Ignore the negative reviews here -- it is A LOT better than the reviews state. If you like Willis, Patric, Cusack - and action flicks in general - catch this movie. It is not a waste of time, its a sleeper.
Jason Patric plays a dad who learns his daughter is not at the college in which she was enrolled - he finds out she dropped out a week or so ago - and she hasn't returned any phone calls in over a week.
Obviously frustrated, he starts a quest to find his daughter.
If movie viewers would lay off the alcohol and drugs and actually "pay attention " to the movie and dialog, they'd appreciate the movie, a version of TAKEN, only with home-grown, rougher American edges.
Plus, B Willis plays the BAD GUY, not the good guy, for a change.
Bottom line -- This is a great action flick -- worth a lot more than the buck 30 at the RedBox. But do your part - don't watch it all drunk or fk'd up.
Ignore the negative reviews here -- it is A LOT better than the reviews state. If you like Willis, Patric, Cusack - and action flicks in general - catch this movie. It is not a waste of time, its a sleeper.