human life and kidnaps Will's daughter Allison after Will's freed from prison. This movie is full of action and cleverness - car chase, two bank robberies and heck lots. And it's a low budget movie. It is overall an excellent movie and i loved it. I cannot tell you any more without leaking out a scene from this mind blowing movie, but i tell you this, you are going to love it.

adults and anyone who's brain needs a vacation. There's no swear words practically and the ending is nice.

of killing. Explosions and smashing movies are good for fun, but I would like to watch more movies about human natures and with some exciting actions. This one doesn't have too much action but well enough. Go and watch and if you enjoyed it, you are true film lover, if you didn't, go and make the films for yourself and see how nice you could make or perform.

Huston is a very underrated actor who also portrays his character with a bit of creepiness. Plenty of action to start the movie and a great cast with terrific chemistry makes Stolen worth every minute.

guess no one has ever told Nicolas Cage that you're supposed to slow down with age, because he is just as good in this movie as he is in all his other films. Cage, notorious for performing his own stunts, does some amazing things in this film and is of course pure intensity. In this film he's paired with Josh Lucas who was in a film by the same title in 2009, not to be confused with that movie, Lucas plays Montgomery's partner in crime and throughout this film you can see him and Cage feed off of one another, too me, that was the best part. Lets be honest here, rarely do action films have a decent story to distinguish themselves from one another. Stolen is no different, a daughter in peril, held by a weird foul mouthed bad guy, who is being chased by a want to be hero with a less than stellar reputation, you've seen this dozens of times. What makes Stolen stand out from those other films is the cast, it's as simple as that. The cast really keeps you interested, even when the movie gets to be predictable and even when the stunts are impossible, the cast keep bringing you back to the edge of your seat, with their great performances and extreme intensity. For that reason, even though this is a familiar and predictable film, Stolen stood out from all the other action films I've seen lately.

Will stops him and shoots Lucas in the leg instead. Vincent gets in the van but when Will has to get back to get the money the others drive away leaving Will to the police. Ha manages to escape for a while but eventually he's caught not before he burns the money to get a lesser sentence.Eight years later he's released from prison and goes to visit his daughter who wants nothing to do with him. She gets in a cab, a cab driven by Vincent who lost the leg, faked his own death, and now lives under a new identity. He calls Will and wants his share of the 10 million in exchange for the kidnapped daughter. Will goes to the FBI but they don't believe so he's on his own now. He catches up with Akerman's Riley, and goes after Gainey's Hoyt. Eventually he figures the only way to get his daughter back is to come up with the money. All ways to find Vincent have been exhausted. So he goes with Riley back into the bank's vault to get the gold and exchange it for his daughter. All the while the FBI is after him.Stolen is a very good movie for the genre. The initial bank heist is very exciting. Things go downhill a bit when it gets to the business of the daughter and Will running around New Orleans during Mardi Gras. It's also neat how Will has to outsmart the bad guy and the FBI. The second bank robbery is also pretty neat, but way to easy. That is explained away by Will saying that he's been thinking about it for 8 years, but that's not a good enough reason for things going so quick and smooth. But it's typical for movies to accelerate things near the end, to finish on a strong note after the weaker middle piece. The movie also looks very good mostly filmed during the day in Louisiana. The only thing that got on my nerves is the silly caper music. Why is it that every bank heist has got to be accompanied by the same stupid silly tone? Is it that difficult to be a bit original in Hollywood? In any case, for a mild entertaining and at times exciting movie, Stolen does the trick.