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Wow I was not expecting this movie to end the way it did in a good way Max would give his life to get Tyler imprisoned and to give Maxine and Erza peace of mind and hopefully Tyler will learn his lesson and hopefully get life in prison. I laughed when Tyler entered the same cell block that Max was in looking at Max's old cell mates knowing that they were going to give him a "lesson" on wife beating and kidnapping the lesson being beaten by them or not who knows I guess Max went out in a good way he asked his daughter to take Erza and go so that they didn't witness Tyler beating Max up an amazing movie.

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"Prisoner's Daughter" is a poignant and gripping cinematic tale that delves into the complex themes of redemption, family, and the enduring power of love. The movie offers a raw and unflinching portrayal of a father and grandfather seeking to atone for their past mistakes. The character development is exceptional, with the protagonist's journey from a troubled past to a hopeful future being the film's emotional anchor. The lead actor delivers a compelling performance, capturing the essence of a man desperate to break free from the chains of his past transgressions. The exploration of the father-daughter relationship is especially touching, showcasing the universal theme of a parent's desire to protect and make amends for their actions. The movie's impactful narrative leaves a lasting impression, reminding audiences of the power of forgiveness and the potential for redemption, even in the face of a troubled history. "Prisoner's Daughter" is a must-watch for those seeking an emotional and thought-provoking cinematic experience, leaving viewers reflecting on the complexities of human nature and the paths we choose towards redemption.

Give it a watch, it will surprise you. Brian Cox was great, a fairly similar role for him, rough tough old man. The kid was good, great acting for what he had to do. Kate Beckinsale, she was good and I didn't expect her not to be but the one thing my husband and I laughed at was her wardrobe. She was fantastic and so was her clothing! Amazing even. And for a mom financially struggling to be wearing couture was a little funny. Overall good movie but ended abruptly after what was I guess a long front story. Guess they ran out of editing time. Anyway good but definitely watch for the outfits of a "struggling single mom".

Everyone knows Brian Cox is an excellent actor, and holds an audience...but Kate Beckinsale? She was superb. The whole cast was excellent. This was the most unlikely best movie of 2023 for me. Just heart-rending, and real. It surprises me that people have criticised the script. It was very accurate, and portrayed how each character would have played out: the smart kid, the bullies, the drugged up ex, the angry daughter, the ex con. Also, life in Las Vegas. Lack of jobs, having to work multiple jobs, life without credit. Exhausting and - I don't know how they did it - Ms. Beckinsale looked exhausted! I hope the actors get the credit they deserve, along with the Director.

Max (Brian Cox) is a prisoner dying from cancer. He can be given compassionate release if his daughter Maxine (Kate Beckinsale) is willing to take him in. She hates him for abandoning her to her unstable mother. She is a struggling single mom to Ezra who is being bullied at school. Her ex is a volatile drug addict. This is directed by Catherine Hardwicke. The story is somewhat derivative. Everything feels a little flat. There is a lack of high intensity stake to the material. Max is dying which eliminates the largest possible stake for him. That is why the ending doesn't have the intended tension. Mostly, I like this for the greatness that is Brian Cox. Honestly, I didn't even recognize Kate Beckinsale. I thought she was a lesser known Latina actress. The actors are all doing good work. The writing is a little uneven, but it doesn't sink this for me.

A touching family drama about repentance and redemption, about mistakes that have to be paid for. The hero seeks to establish relations with his family, to give all his fatherly love and care, which he could not give and which he is capable of, to make self-sacrifice for the sake of redemption. The film reveals the conflict between parents and children and suggests a solution - it is never too late for human kindness and love, there are only complex obstacles built by oneself, but they can also be overcome, even if it seems impossible. There is a female director's handwriting, but the story is touching, and you just don't pay attention to the female pitch. The character of the boy's father is too negative, of course, it was done for the sake of the plot, but I couldn't believe it, although there are probably such things, but still, you need to give prerequisites for any actions, yes, they were... but too rude. The movie is great! This is a good story, my heart responded, and I was worried along with the heroes.👍👍👍 I am very happy with the viewing.