Missing 2023 123movies

Watch: Missing 2023 123movies, Full Movie Online – After her mother goes missing, a young woman tries to find her from home, using tools available to her online..
Plot: When her mother disappears while on vacation in Colombia with her new boyfriend, June’s search for answers is hindered by international red tape. Stuck thousands of miles away in Los Angeles, June creatively uses all the latest technology at her fingertips to try and find her before it’s too late. But as she digs deeper, her digital sleuthing raises more questions than answers… and when June unravels secrets about her mom, she discovers that she never really knew her at all.
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	7.4/10 Votes: 5,691
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	67/100 | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 87 Popularity: 187.621 | TMDB

Reviews:

Missing takes the same formula of Searching and expands on it in every single way. There were so many new folds in technology that were used in the film based on a younger character’s perspective and technological innovations since 2018. The editing was fantastic with some very creative mashups of different apps in certain montages. While the acting is not as good as the original, mainly due to the absence of John Cho, everyone does enough to maintain a sense of believability in the plot. This film for me was much more gripping than the original, the pace and tension was amped up creating a very streamlined viewing experience. I looked at my phone thinking the movie was only 30 minutes in, and it was over an hour, it flew by. There were plenty of twists in this film, some I could see coming and other that I was completely blown away by. Towards the end, a certain plot point was introduced that almost lost me, but it turns it self around and saves it from ruining the entire experience. I wish the ending would have been better, but overall it was great film that improves on the original.

Score: 81%
Verdict: Great

Missing takes the same formula of Searching and expands on it in every single way. There were so many new folds in technology that were used in the film based on a younger character’s perspective and technological innovations since 2018. The editing was fantastic with some very creative mashups of different apps in certain montages. While the acting is not as good as the original, mainly due to the absence of John Cho, everyone does enough to maintain a sense of believability in the plot. This film for me was much more gripping than the original, the pace and tension was amped up creating a very streamlined viewing experience. I looked at my phone thinking the movie was only 30 minutes in, and it was over an hour, it flew by. There were plenty of twists in this film, some I could see coming and other that I was completely blown away by. Towards the end, a certain plot point was introduced that almost lost me, but it turns it self around and saves it from ruining the entire experience. I wish the ending would have been better, but overall it was great film that improves on the original.

Score: 81%
Verdict: Great

Interesting – like a long TikTok
I’ve never been so disengaged from a story that is actually pretty good. I admire what they’re trying to do here with the film, but the whole thing feels like a very long TikTok rather than a film. It tries to pull you in with short bursts of engaging content while not really hitting any emotional beats.

There’s loads of twists and turns, but everything feels flat and never hits an emotional note because get time to see how the characters are feeling. It’s assumed we understand the complexity of their emotions from what we see on the computer screen. And for me, this did not land. I’ve grown up with this technology, but this isn’t how I wanted to watch a film.

It feels like an excellent mystery told the wrong way.

I will say the editing is exceptional, and there was a scene towards the end that was fairly tense, but I felt that because it zoomed in on the cameras rather than seeing a bunch of desktop with other apps open. It’s clear the filmmaker did this on purpose to emphasise and create tension but the rest of the time it feels sorely lacking.

I feel like a bystander watching the story pass me by, rather than feeling engaged with it. I admire what has been attempted but this is not cinema, it’s social media.

If you like staring at a screen for about an hour, this is the movie for you.
Super low budget with creative editing. You basically stare at a phone or a computer screen for 3/4 of the movie. Nothing really ramps up until the last 20min or so. The revelations aren’t all that special or exciting.

Most of the “hacking” would never have happened if 2FA was ever considered (that’s completely omitted for convenience sake) – which would have stopped the movie dead in it’s tracks.

You really don’t get emotionally involved with any of the characters, they’re just there. I felt very disconnected throughout.

At best this is a direct to streaming release. If you must see it in the theatre, go on budget night or wait for streaming. Not worth it.

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Original Language en
Runtime N/A
Budget 1000000
Revenue 42000000
Status Released
Rated PG-13
Genre Drama, Thriller
Director Nicholas D. Johnson, Will Merrick
Writer Will Merrick, Nicholas D. Johnson, Sev Ohanian
Actors Tim Griffin, Ava Zaria Lee, Nia Long
Country United States
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