movie for divorced fathers with teenage daughters.

Rating: 1/10 (6 May 2009)

Middle-aged, frumpy, self-conscious but talented cookie-making woman is dumped by husband for a younger model. She is devastated. Luckily, her cookies are really good.By the end of the movie, she is head of her own international,cookie-making company. She looks fabulous after the make-over montage. Her ex wants her back.However, this can't happen because she has grown as a person plus she's with a rugged carpenter who makes beautiful furniture but he's rich because he owns a chain of stores selling ethically-sourced home furnishings.
"Taken" is basically the above but for middle-aged men. Bryan Mill's wife has left him for a millionaire. The millionaire can give Bryan's daughter Kim a much better birthday present than Bryan can. Bryan's ex-wife wants him to let Kim go to Paris. Bryan tells her it is too dangerous. Kim is kidnapped in Paris to be sold as a sex slave. Kim is a virgin. Luckily, Bryan is an ex-spy. He kills a lot of people and saves Kim just before she is about to be raped.
By the end of the movie, his wife is eternally grateful because he has saved their daughter, something her rich husband couldn't do. Bryan was right about Paris . His ex-wife was wrong. She knows that now. Bryan is happy. Bryan is a hero.
His daughter is eternally grateful. His daughter was wrong about Paris. Bryan was right. She knows that now. Plus she is still a virgin. Bryan is happy. Bryan is a hero.
Bryan's daughter wants to be a pop singer. Bryan introduces her to a major pop star who will help make her dream come true. His daughter is eternally grateful. Plus she is still a virgin. Bryan is happy and right ( and everybody knows he was right and are very grateful to him )and a hero.