Great start with a manic Jodie Foster Then they change the plot & ruin everything
Jodie Foster’s husband died in Germany and she has to take her young daughter Marlene Lawston back to America. Foster is an emotional and mental mess when she gets on the plane and finds her daughter missing in this thriller. Foster is great as a completely manic mother. The writers were also able to keep up the tension by throwing in new things for Foster to freak out over. Then they spoiled things however. That’s because the last part is about something completely different which cheapens everything that happened before. Real shame because they really had Foster going.
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