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JJJJJJ J @RT10868636 11/19/2023 The main character is very annoying in my mind and kind of ruins the whole movie. The whole child adult that is both incredible childish but at the same time is suppose to be viewed as more credit and smart then the adults is just bad. The plot was also a little bit overly produced and easily could have been simplified. There was some positive takeaways but not enough. See more Fulop S @RT26543050 06/27/2023 Great violence for nothing. Gives ideas for the brainless generation that runs our world today. I do not recommend. See more Doug G @MoviesAreLife 01/20/2023 The sub genre of found footage via computer screen is exemplified by the 2018 film, Searching. Missing is a just-above-average take on the idea. The positives of the film help elevate an over-complicated script. These strong positives are the direction and acting. It is inventive, albeit formulaic, how the story transitions all told through the pov of a computer screen. Storm Reid does a very good job of carrying the film, providing a nice energy that equals the frantic editing and direction as the movie gets deeper into the story. A standout is Joaquim de Almeida who plays a character who will do what he can to help for only $8 an hour. Missing overstays it's welcome a bit when the story starts to get too convoluted. The more the film "gets smart" with the screenplay, it makes you ask more questions about the reality of the story. There's also a trope of a character being smart most of the time, but being dumb at key moments. Overall, a lesser director and cast would make this a movie to skip, but it was still mostly a fun movie despite the drawbacks that develop throughout the runtime. See more Read all reviews

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