It's all that stupid mom's fault
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Kent_Kainer — 10 years ago(May 11, 2015 05:18 PM)
The mom was annoying but I can understand the bitterness of her marriage to a man who wasnt home very often, missed most of his daughters life and wasnt there for his wife.
That feeling in her is obviously still present.
And she was very grateful at the end oO
The daughter was 17. Thats one year before of age. Her friend Amanda was 19 years old, a young adult. And she ended up dead before rescue arrived.
Noone is too blame for that. Well the culprits are.
Could have happened at home as well.
Actually this is a quite unlikely story to happen in every aspect.
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LemonTastic — 10 years ago(May 16, 2015 04:41 AM)
I hated her throughout the film.
I couldn't understand why she would want her young daughter to go travelling across Europe on her own. My mam panics when I go on holiday even in the same country with her or my dad and I'm 25.
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Dark_Sithlord — 10 years ago(December 30, 2015 12:47 PM)
Damn, Lenore was such a b!tch. Make the ex-wife a real unappreciative condescending witch, and it generates more sympathy for the protagonist. It's a tried and true formula for testosterone-ladened action movies that's geared mostly for a male target audience. Didn't we all wish Neeson's character were a little more vindictive? If he sued for custody of Kim, is there any judge who wouldn't have awarded custody to him after hearing how much of an irresponsible parent Lenore is?
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TheNazMan — 10 years ago(January 28, 2016 05:47 AM)
"If he sued for custody of Kim, is there any judge who wouldn't have awarded custody to him after hearing how much of an irresponsible parent Lenore is?"
There are a great many judges who give custody to drug addict mothers over straight-living men, this is simply the reality of living in a feminazi society. If you look at the statistics for custody decisions, the distribution is absolutely disturbing. The reason is simple, men work harder and therefore earn more money, and can therefore pay more money into the divorce industry than if the roles were reversed. -
TheNazMan — 10 years ago(January 28, 2016 05:44 AM)
There are literally millions of women dumping their husbands and breaking up families in order to snag a richer man, it happens every day and shouldn't shock anyone unless they live in a bubble. The mother character was incredibly nasty but sadly a lot of these women exist and they and the divorce industry make a lot of money from family breakups.
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bsharporflat — 10 years ago(February 23, 2016 10:19 AM)
There are literally millions of women dumping their husbands and breaking up families in order to snag a richer man
Maybe.
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Strazdamonas — 9 years ago(April 10, 2016 12:11 PM)
No, its not. The ones at fault are the ones that kidnapped her, drugged her and sold her. Yes, the mom acted irresponsibly and foolishly, but she is not the criminal.
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