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Two years after the horrible incident when a ruthless ring of Albanian human traffickers abducted his young daughter, Kim, the former-CIA agent, Bryan Mills, is on a personal mission to reinvigorate his relationship with his ex-wife, Lenore, and to live a normal life. However, when the family reunites in Istanbul, the ghosts of the past will resurface, as Murad--the Balkan criminal kingpin and pained father whose son was killed by Mills' hand--is set on a bloody revenge. Can Bryan with his very particular set of skills help himself and his family make it out alive this time?
Bryan Mills, the retired CIA agent, stopped at nothing to save his daughter Kim from Albanian kidnappers. The father of one of the kidnappers has sworn revenge and takes Bryan and his wife hostage during their family vacation in Istanbul. Bryan enlists his daughter to help them escape.
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Ex CIA operative Bryan Mills (Liam Neeson) invites his estranged, at odds family to fly over to Istanbul with him as he takes on a private security mission there. However, he hadn't counted on the relatives of all the men he killed in the first film launching their retaliation on him, going for his family along with him. Once again, Mills must use all the skills he's acquired to protect himself and those he loves.
Maybe it's just me, but I've noticed a bit of a slump in really interesting looking films coming out lately, which may explain why I added this sequel to a film I thought was quite over rated in the first place to my rental list. But, as much as people loved the first film, so they were quite disappointed with this sequel, in fact most downright hating it. My only reaction was to find it as piecemeal as the first film, with Neeson going through the motions again, doing pretty much what he did in the first film again, while the action is filmed at too close up a range, with an unrealistic looking Istanbul as the location. Rade Serbedzija's villain is probably the best thing in it, though with limited screen time. Then again, it's very short and sweet, which makes it inoffensive enough not to be a total stinker. **
When the first TAKEN (2008) was shown in 2008, nobody would have thought that Liam Neeson could convince the viewers with his "special set of skills" (read: martial arts). But he did it very well, and the movie went on to become a surprise hit during that year. Now here comes the unnecessary sequel, which is obviously made to cash in the success of the first movie. Unsurprisingly, of course, TAKEN 2 is more of the same. Still, being formulaic can sometimes have its fun factor, as long as the filmmakers deliver the same intensity and excitement that the first movie had done successfully. However, the filmmakers behind the sequel can't even get the same thing right. Let's just say the result is seriously a lazy rehash with a capital "L".
This time around, the story involves the head of the Albanian clan named Murad Krasniqi (Rade Sherbedgia), who vows to avenge Bryan Mills' (Liam Neeson) killing of his son, the head of a human trafficking syndicate who was previously responsible for kidnapping Mills' daughter, Kim (Maggie Grace) in the first movie. His plan is to capture Mills, his separated wife Lenore (Famke Janssen) and Kim (Maggie Grace) and manage to track them down at Istanbul where they are there on a holiday.
While Kim chooses to stay over at the hotel to dip in the pool, Mills and Lenore goes out together. It doesn't take long before Mills starts to realize that they being followed and tries to outwit them. But no matter how precise and careful he tries, both he and Lenore end up being "taken" and now it's up to Kim to save the day.
So the ever-resourceful Mills, who hides a micro cellphone beneath his pants, manages to contact Kim and coordinate her escape. Of course, the rest of the movie won't be focusing solely on Kim to save the day (which I actually thought the filmmakers are bold enough to toy with the formula inside out) but we eventually see Mills break free from capture and uses his same "special set of skills" to overcome the bad guys.
The biggest problem about TAKEN 2 is the replacement of the original director Pierre Morel with Olivier Megaton (the man behind the awful TRANSPORTER 3 and the surprisingly entertaining COLOMBIANA). Just as you thought he does improve significantly in term of his overall direction in COLOMBIANA, he does the impossible in TAKEN 2. It's like watching TRANSPORTER 3 all over again. His direction is listless and he has no sense of pace. The first 15 to 20 minutes alone is a tired slog that seriously needs to be trimmed down a lot. I mean, it's understandable that Robert Mark Kamen and Luc Besson's script is trying to inject some character-driven family drama here to develop more on Bryan Mills, Kim and Lenore. But their execution is terribly long-winded and frankly, too melodramatic for its own good.
Even when the action does finally arrive, it's sad to see that Megaton chooses to film the scene with his trademark shaky camera-work and whole lots of haphazard editing that it's frustrating to see what's going on. The hand-to-hand combat scene is especially a huge letdown, with surprisingly boring martial-art choreography all over the place. Whether it's me or the fact that Liam Neeson is looking less agile and tired when comes to action scene. Perhaps he's too old to commit a lot of physical movements like he did so well two years ago. But whatever the reason is, the action is awfully pedestrian and there's hardly any sense of urgency at all. Even the movie's car chase scene in the middle part feels generic.
Liam Neeson remains a saving grace here, but that isn't really saying much. Overall, you can say his role is sadly wasted here. Meanwhile, Maggie Grace is obviously too old to play a 19-year-old teenager (she's actually 28!) and spends most of the time either looking worried or sad. Famke Janssen delivers a thankless performance here, while veteran Rade Sherbedgia, who is no stranger to villainous role, is as lifeless as a piece of wooden plank.
With a reportedly high budget of an estimated $80 million to make, TAKEN 2 looks like a low-rent, B-grade trash you might found in the bargain bin. No doubt TAKEN 2 is one of the worst sequels ever made for an action thriller. Hopefully this will be the last of it.
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The first one offered the novel sight of Oskar Schindler going Commando. Unfortunately, this half-hearted sequel is low on novelty and lower on fun.
Retired CIA operative Bryan Mills (Liam Neeson) invites ex-wife Lenore "Lennie" (Famke Janssen) and their teenage daughter Kim (Maggie Grace) to spend a few days in Istanbul with him. Things go bad when Bryan and Lennie are abducted by Murad Krasniqi (Rade Serbedzija), the leader of the ring of Albanian sex traffickers who kidnapped Kim and her friend Amanda (Katie Cassidy) a few years earlier. This time, however, it is Kim who must find and rescue her father so that he can do the same for Lennie. Taken 2 is the sequel to Taken (2008) (2008), which was based an original script by French filmmaker Luc Besson and American screenwriter Robert Mark Kamen who also wrote the screenplay for Taken 2. It is followed by Taken 3 (2014) (2015). Retracing the route that he memorized during his abduction, Bryan finds the house where Murad has taken Lenore. After shooting, knifing, and neck-snapping his way past 10 thugs, he discovers that Murad has moved Lennie. He follows them to the haman (Turkish bath) where he finally comes face-to-face with Murad. Holding Murad at gunpoint, Bryan asks whether Murad's other sons will seek revenge if he kills him. Murad confirms his suspicion. Wanting an end to the vendetta, Bryan gives Murad a choice—either walk away and end this or die here. Murad gives his word to end the vendetta, so Bryan drops his gun and begins to walk away. Immediately, Murad grabs the gun and tries to shoot Bryan in the back only to discover that the gun is empty. Bryan shows Murad the bullet, then pushes him against the wall, impaling him on a towel hook. He then tends to Lennie. In the final scene, which takes place three weeks later in Los Angeles, Kim passes her driving test, so Bryan takes her and Lennie to an ice cream parlor on the Malibu pier. The waitress brings them four milkshakes, puzzling Bryan until he sees Kim's boyfriend Jamie (Luke Grimes) walk in. When Kim asks her dad whether it is okay to have Jamie join then, Bryan lightens up and shakes Jamie's hand. "Don't shoot this one, Dad," Kim laughs. "I really like him." The unrated version is more than 6 minutes longer. But contrary to the first one, there are more differences that cut scenes to get the PG-13. It rather seems like the movie editors wanted to save running time. As a result, there are more plot elements in the unrated version and especially one thing: more walking . That means not everything is really noticeable and that footage is simply superfluous, that's for sure. Nevertheless, the violence is rougher now (there are the common differences like cuts, more harmless alternate footage, reducing the blood color, reducing or removing the sound of cracking bones) but it still doesn't reach the level of the first Taken. a5c7b9f00b
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