Stolen

2012
T
1h 36min

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A former thief frantically searches for his missing daughter, who has been kidnapped and locked in the trunk of a taxi.

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Dark Comedy Action Crime Thriller

Un ex ladro cerca freneticamente la figlia scomparsa, che è stata rapita e rinchiusa nel bagagliaio di un taxi.Un ex ladro cerca freneticamente la figlia scomparsa, che è stata rapita e rinchiusa nel bagagliaio di un taxi.Un ex ladro cerca freneticamente la figlia scomparsa, che è stata rapita e rinchiusa nel bagagliaio di un taxi.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

5,5/10

46.831

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

Vedi le informazioni sulla produzione su IMDbPro

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Stolen: Vince Returns

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Stolen: Vince Returns

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Nicolas Cage's character picks up a stuffed animal as a gift for his daughter. He also does this in Con Air (1997), which is also directed by Simon West.

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(at around 1h 14 mins) When Will and Riley are in the sewer trying to flee, you can see Cage stop and wait for his cue, you can see a portion of his body behind the wall as Akerman turns the corner. He isn't moving and then all of a sudden starts to. Obviously he was waiting for his cue from the director, but wasn't totally out of the shot like he should have been.

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Fletcher: You really think your kid wants to see you?
Will Montgomery: I'm about to find out.
Tim Harlend: As grandma Harlend used to said, love makes time pass, and time is certain to make love pass.

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Featured in The Making of 'Stolen' (2013)

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The Air that I Breathe
Written by Mike Hazlewood, Albert Hammond
Published by EMI April Music, Inc. (ASCAP)

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6/10

Nothing special, but not bad... And less than 1,5 hours

The plot is rather simple and not original, but chases during and within Mardi Gras festivities in New Orleans are interesting to watch (here, adding the carnival does make sense, in most other movies it is just meant to confuse viewers and chasers). However, the "final end" could have been different, more sophisticated.

Nicholas Cage is good as usual, but the real star (and best villain) of the movie is John Lucas - vicious inside and outside. Female characters tend to be sketchy, although actresses do their best.

An OK movie for killing time, but it is neither Heat nor Snatch or similar. A typical Cage-related action.