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Title: The Captive (2014)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Kevin Durand | ... | Mika | |
| Alexia Fast | ... | Cass Lane | |
| Mireille Enos | ... | Tina Lane | |
| Rosario Dawson | ... | Nicole Dunlop | |
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Aidan Shipley | ... | Albert |
| Ryan Reynolds | ... | Matthew Lane | |
| Paige Baril | ... | Paige | |
| Bruce Greenwood | ... | Vince Gray | |
| Scott Speedman | ... | Jeffrey Cornwall | |
| William MacDonald | ... | Frank | |
| Jason Blicker | ... | Sam | |
| Aaron Poole | ... | Mike | |
| Brendan Gall | ... | Teddy | |
| Peyton Kennedy | ... | Young Cass | |
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Mark Gorodnitsky | ... | Young Albert |
Teenager Cassandra is locked up against her will unable to contact her family to let them know she's still alive. Flashback to eight years ago when 9-year-old Cass was abducted from her father's truck and he goes straight to the authorities who immediately peg him as the prime suspect. Eight years later, her father, Matthew, is still being investigated by the police who are also trying to crack the bigger problem of crimes against children, Matthew's marriage has deteriorated and leads in the case are hard to come by. So much time but so little has changed and it's going to be up to Matthew and Cassandra herself to repair the estranged family. Written by Anne Campbell
Sometimes your hunch can be completely off. Doesn't matter if you're a good cop otherwise. And this is just one of the sub-stories that are woven into the story. A story that is very close to reality, which makes this tough to watch. Ryan Reynolds is our driving force as his character (and his wife) cannot forget and forgive what happened to them. Who's fault is it though? Can it be on persons fault at all? The time-line hopping tries to keep the suspense up, which doesn't always succeed though.
The performances are great and you always can relate to the people involved. It might get a bit too much towards the end (not sure everyone will like how this goes on towards the finale), but it's generally a decent thriller and a "good" watch