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Stolen

Netflix🗓️ 2012🎬 Action & Adventure

Stolen (2012) is a high-octane action, crime, and thriller directed by Simon West, starring Nicolas Cage, Malin Akerman, and Josh Lucas. In this adrenaline-fueled race against time, a master thief must pull off one last impossible heist when his daughter is kidnapped and trapped in the trunk of a taxi.

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Stolen is a gripping action thriller released in 2012 that showcases Nicolas Cage in a desperate fight for survival. Directed by Simon West, the film follows Will Montgomery, a master thief attempting to leave his criminal past behind him. However, his plans for a quiet life are shattered when his estranged daughter is kidnapped by a vengeful former partner. To save her, Montgomery is forced back into the world he tried to escape, tasked with pulling off one last high-stakes heist under a strict deadline.

The cast delivers intense performances that drive the film's suspenseful narrative. Nicolas Cage leads the pack as the frantic father, supported by Malin Akerman and Josh Lucas, who add layers of complexity to the cat-and-mouse dynamic. Fans of the genre will appreciate the film's straightforward approach to the crime and thriller elements, focusing on the urgency of a father's love clashing with the consequences of a life of crime.

While the movie did not achieve major critical acclaim, holding a low rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a moderate score on Metacritic, it offers a specific brand of excitement for viewers looking to watch online. The production background features the gritty streets of New Orleans, enhancing the tone of isolation and urgency. If you enjoy fast-paced crime capers and high-stakes action movies available on Netflix, Stolen is a film that delivers exactly what it promises: a tense, uncompromising ride. Don't miss the chance to see Nicolas Cage navigate this dangerous rescue mission.

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5.5/10IMDb
18%Rotten Tomatoes
43/100Metacritic

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Is Stolen on Netflix in United States?

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Who directed Stolen?

Stolen was directed by Simon West.

How long is Stolen?

Stolen has a runtime of 96 min.

What is the IMDb rating of Stolen?

Stolen has an IMDb rating of 5.5/10 based on 47,223 votes.