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Jul 11, 2017 1 hr 43 min

Theater IV: Taken 2

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This week, we’re looking for a man with a special set of skills. We need someone that can kick ass and rescue anyone from danger, except his ex-wife. We need a man like Bryan Mills from Taken 2, and to be fair the other Taken movies as well. This time around Bryan’s whole family is the target of the kidnapping and revenge scheme. He is working in Istanbul and is joined by his ex-wife Lenore and his daughter Kim for a quick getaway. While they are relaxing and trying to enjoy their vacation, the father of one of Bryan’s previous victims is plotting revenge. They eventually capture Bryan and Lenore and Kim sort of helps set them free. By the time the movie is over Bryan has filled a small graveyard with fresh bodies. How much of a time gap is there between the first and second movies? Why did Bryan bring his family overseas so quickly after the previous “incident” from the first movie? Why doesn’t Kim understand why Bryan is so overprotective? Why did such a small wound incapacitate Lenore for so long? How is Kim such an amazing stunt driver, yet she can’t parallel park during her driving test? This is a perfect movie to have on in the background while you are doing something more important. Please rate and review the podcast wherever you get it and if you like the show, share it with your friends. Have a great week.

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