1 level story of a dad looking for his daughter Other level how tech dominates people's lives
The first time I saw Searching I actually got frustrated and quit. That’s because the vast majority of the film is John Cho as David Kim typing, and searching and Facetiming on his computer and phone. I started to wonder if anything else was going to happen in the movie. Then when I watched it for the second time all the way through I really appreciated it as a crime thriller. Searching is also supposed to be a reflection upon how much technology has come to dominant people’s lives.<br /><br />The story is based upon Kim’s daughter Margot (Michelle La) suddenly disappearing after school. David becomes obsessed with finding her, seemingly even more than the police. His main tool is his computer. For instance, he goes through all of her contacts, her videos, searches out her school friends, her social media, etc. all to find any bit of information that might lead to her daughter’s whereabouts. He quickly finds out that he actually didn’t know his daughter at all. This is what makes it a thriller as David discovers not only what his daughter was doing the night she disappeared but what she’d been doing with her life in general.<br /><br />Even before that the opening tells the lives of the Kim’s through all the images, searches, and videos they posted on the Internet. Again, most of the movie takes place via David’s computer screen although it eventually moves away from that in the second half. That is to emphasize how important technology plays in everyone’s day to day lives. Some people like David work all day on their computers, and when they get home there’s little difference as they use them or their phones until they go to bed. This was a very innovative way to start the film off. As noted before, it was also a bit off putting as it seemed like the entire movie was going to take place on a computer which didn’t seem like it could hold for the entire length of the story. Luckily it eventually mixes up how that format is used.<br /><br />Searching works on both levels. It tells the story of David looking for his daughter with some surprising twists and turns at the end, and how people today can’t live without their technology.<br />C
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