A detective learns his daughter wasn't killed but was instead kidnapped, and while pursuing a lead he discovers mysterious circumstances.

An adequate but ultimately unsatisfying movie; bubblegum.

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2024-01-31 ∞

3:30 -- There's no chance a movie could show a competent caring father.
4:00 -- Yes, yes there was something he could have done.
5:30 -- How do they know he's dead?
11:00 -- That's not how safe deposit boxes work. Notice the two keys that are necessary to open them. One belongs to the renter so the bank can't even open one if they wanted to.
13:00 -- Damn, that guy got shot in the chest, and not only did his hands not get scratched (he was holding a gun in front of himself) he can run around and act normally.
17:15 -- Psychic
20:45 -- Why wouldn't he try to get up and hurt them, and then be shot? That's what's supposed to happen.
22:15 --
- Hypnosis
- Telepathy
26:00 -- See also Scanners - (1981 movie)
34:45 -- So where did the guy go? Why didn't he just psychic-overpower them right then?
35:30 -- Maybe his mind is scarred by being such a tool.
44:30 -- He shouldn't be showing people the picture if they can have their minds read, or there can be some sort of facial composite created.
47:00 -- This scene is brought to you by Mountain Dew.
51:15 -- Wouldn't he be trackable by that phone?
1:14:30 -- Dominoes and domino toppling
1:24:45 -- God damn, do they really have to fucking explain everything? This is such a bad ending.

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