Anyways, I’m rambling, so I will wrap up by saying that Taken 3 is for fans only.Ĭlarity/Detail: Taken 3 looks about as good as it can. What I have noticed is that Neeson’s films of him being a dark and damaged character usually don’t make a lot of money yet his more heroic outings like this franchise and Non-Stop seem to clean up. Taken 3 is the weakest entry into the franchise and the rumor mill has been pretty quite in terms of there being a fourth one. Liam Neeson still excels as the former special operative with fists of steel and Liam’s made no bones about coming back for this outing if the price was right and the studio paid. I do think Olivier Megaton needs to buckle down and stop with the flashy editing. It doesn’t work and gives people headaches, because everything zooms in and out for no reason. I also may be the only one in the world to say it but I actually enjoyed Taken 2 more than Taken 3. The fights are actually allowed to breathe a bit more than what was shown in theaters. It has more blood and action scene extensions. I then watched the UNRATED cut on this Blu-ray and thought it was less awful.
Look, I saw the PG-13 cut and thought it was awful. Wait, what? Yeah, it’s a cliché.įrank and the LAPD are on Bryan’s tail but with time running out Bryan will have to find out who’s really behind his framing of Lenore’s death. Dotzler can think like Mills by touching a rubber band that he keeps on his wrist along with a chess piece, because he can “tune in” to what the criminal element is up to. Hot on his trail is the weirdly intuitive Detective Frank Dotzler (Forrest Whitaker). The only person he can trust is Kim and his crew of special-ops guys that have been featured in the last two films. In any event and since the advertisements don’t really hide the plot from you – Bryan Mills has been framed for the murder of Lenore. I hated the editing style of the film, because it was like a music video. I’ll get it out of the way right here and right now. Stuart’s character has transformed from Xander Berkeley into Dougray Scott and the editing is a real mess. Kim has a boyfriend and a secret and Bryan and Lenore are slowly reconciling their split.
Taken 3 starts us off with the Mills family being back in Los Angeles trying to live in peace and get on with their lives after the events in Paris and Istanbul. Liam Neeson and his certain set of skills have returned for what some have said is the final showdown in the Taken franchise. How does it stack up to its predecessors? Find out in my comprehensive review below of the film and everything else you’ll find on this Fox Blu-ray release. Consumed with rage, and pursued by a savvy police inspector (Forest Whitaker), Mills must rely on his “particular set of skills” one last time to find the real killers, clear his name and most importantly, protect the only thing that matters to him now (spoiler alert) - his daughter (Maggie Grace).
Consumed with rage, and pursued by a savvy police inspector (Forest Whitaker), Mills must rely on his “particular set of skills” one last time to find the real killers, clear his name, and protect the only thing that matters to him now - his daughter (Maggie Grace).Įnglish DD5.1, English Audio Descriptive 5.Here we are again for a third go around, but this time out the hunter becomes the hunted when Liam Neeson returns as former CIA operative Bryan Mills, who this time finds himself framed for the brutal murder of his ex-wife (Famke Janssen) in TAK3N or a.k.a. The hunter becomes the hunted when Liam Neeson returns as former CIA operative Bryan Mills, who finds himself framed for the brutal murder of his ex-wife (Famke Janssen). When the Rated and Unrated Cuts Release on Blu-ray April 21 and on Digital HD April 2!
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