Kidnapper

Kidnapper
Synopsis
A boy named Wei Siang is kidnapped at a video arcade because the bad guy (Jack Lim) thinks he’s from a wealthy family. However, it turns out that his father is just a no-good taxi driver (Christopher Lee). Things get worse when the kidnapper turns greedy and asks for even more ransom money.
Official Site: NA
Singapore Release Date: 18th March 2010, Thursday
Running Time: 98 minutes
Ratings: G
Genre: Action
Cast: Christopher Lee, Jack Lim, Phyllis Quek
Crew: Director (Kelvin Tong)
The Trailer
The Review
I was pleasantly surprised by this local production directed by Kelvin Tong.
The pacing for the movie was just about right, and Christopher Lee acting credible.
Unlike local drama which can be over-the-top, well the film is a marked distinction, the story engaging and never a bore.
However there were a few loopholes and bizarre scenes that don’t make sense.
The script could still need a little brushing up, but overall an entertaining watch.
The Good
- Excellent editing
- Ample twist and turns
The Bad
- Needs more action scenes
Editor’s Ratings

Published 23rd Feb 2010
| Tags: Action, Bang fei, Christopher Lee, Jack Lim, Kelvin Tong, Kidnapper, Phyllis Quek, Singapore |

