Julien travels constantly through work; his perpetual absence in his house has ruined his marriage. During a stopover in France, he receives a message from his very anguished ex-wife: Mathys, his seven-year-old son, has disappeared. Julien begins the search for his son. It will stop at nothing to recover the child.
Well done! While the father didn't do exactly what I'd do, I sure do understand what he did - and why! And Mélanie Laurent is absolutely terrific! Gorgeous exterior settings too! I would have given this a full ten stars, but the ending, ending was much too ambiguous for me. I needed a more flushed out resolution. But, this is a good 'taken' movie for sure!
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Well done! While the father didn't do exactly what I'd do, I sure do understand what he did - and why! And Mélanie Laurent is absolutely terrific! Gorgeous exterior settings too! I would have given this a full ten stars, but the ending, ending was much too ambiguous for me. I needed a more flushed out resolution. But, this is a good 'taken' movie for sure!