I wasn't too taken by the action as in "Taken"

Rating: 7/10 (28 June 2017)

The sequel to the very good "Taken" is good, less than the first, this is usually the case, but good. On the whole, everything is a little worse, the basic idea of ​​the scenario is good, it is a good sequel but the rest of the scenario a little less good, too simple. The scenes of actions are also a little less good, may be because of the change of director but it remains plausible. Here, Bryan's daughter, Kim is no longer the person saved but she's sort of the savior, that's pretty interesting. Nevertheless, there are still some surrealistic aspects of Bryan's reflection, which have been overemphasized at times by the situation in which he is. I find it a shame not to have given any news about Kim's singing career when, as I recall, it was the final scene of the first opus. It's still a good movie and 7/10 is pretty logical. I wasn't too taken by the action as in "Taken".