I'm a Prisoner to This Movie

Rating: 10/10 (7 April 2015)

When two family's daughters go missing on a Thanksgiving party and with the help of the police search to find them. Starring Hugh Jackman, Jake Gyllenhaal, Terrence Howard and Viola Davis Prisoners is a thrilling ride that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
Prisoners really shows why good cinematography can be the difference in a movie hitting or missing and this is a testament to Roger Deakin's skill behind the camera. Which even though we sit through two and half hours the audience rarely feels bored and is always begging for more clues to eventually solve the case. This is also one of those films where there is no villain throughout we see everyone become the bad guy, become the helpless maniac that will stop at nothing to get whatever they want. Throughout you will uncover what really a prisoner means. If you thought Wolverine wasn't angry and ruthless enough in the X-Men films that should be all dispelled as you see the struggle of Jackman (Keller Dover) as he desperately searches to find his daughter.
The only thing I would've wanted to see more was of the other characters and how they dealt with the loss of the two children but otherwise the audience couldn't stop but feel challenged by the story displayed. Prisoners is not for the faint hearted though as your morals will seriously be challenged and you may feel guilty inside. This is not one of those films were you go prancing out about how cool it is but it will surely impact you in some way.
Rating: A+ Comment: If you don't think Wolverine (Jackman) was ruthless enough in the X-Men films expect that to be dispelled while watching this.