
Reviews — Kidnap
Audience write-ups from TMDB
CinemaSerf
While dealing with a dispute over her child, “Karla” (Halle Berry) brings her son “Frankie” (Sage Correa) to a park. During an important phone call, he is taken, and she only catches a glimpse of him being forced into a vehicle. She immediately begins chasing after him, and the subsequent ninety minutes detail her improbable pursuit. Having lost her phone in the parking lot, she’s unable to call for assistance. Could…
CinemaSerf
While dealing with issues regarding custody, “Karla” (Halle Berry) brings her young son “Frankie” (Sage Correa) to the park. During an important phone call, he is taken, and she only catches a glimpse of him being forced into a vehicle. She immediately begins chasing after him, and for ninety minutes we observe her improbable pursuit. Having dropped her phone in the parking lot, she has no way to ask for assistance. …
Reno
It feels like now or never—a mother’s determination! Those who unquestioningly accept what critics say will likely be surprised by this genuinely good movie. I found it quite enjoyable, though I've certainly seen films along these lines before. Over a hundred years of movies have produced countless stories like this one; it’s simply another addition to the collection, but that doesn’t make it bad. People misjudged…
Gimly
It’s hard to believe Halle Berry would be involved in something like _Kidnap_, given the film's noticeable shortcomings and predictable storyline. It isn't terrible, though it's clear that financial constraints were a significant factor. I struggle to identify anything genuinely engaging about it, aside from the obvious fact that someone was getting paid for their work. _Final rating:★★ - There were elements I app…

