"Taken 2" Theatrical Poster
THE MOVIE: The plot for Taken 2 involves Liam Neeson and his wife being kidnapped while on vacation by bad guys who want revenge for the events of the first film. In theatres October 5, 2012.
Updates: Maggie Grace will return. AICN notes that Rade Serbedzija will be playing the villain in Taken 2. Directing duties have been passed on to Transporter 3 director Olivier Megaton. Collider briefly discussed the sequel with Neeson near the end of the interview.
Latino Review has uploaded a video of their First Look Series, which discusses Taken 2. Beware of minor spoilers. Beyond Hollywood indicates production on the film has almost completed and offers the first images of Liam Neeson in Taken 2, courtesy of EW.
Scope out the first poster, courtesy of AICN. Liam Neeson is back in the first trailer! Enjoy the French poster, courtesy of Beyond Hollywood. Check out the new international trailer.
Yahoo has a new trailer for the film, which does re-use some footage from past trailers but has new scenes as well. Check out the latest poster. Check out the latest trailer, with a special threat from Neeson, courtesy of Cinema Blend. Enjoy a new exclusive stunts clip. Here’s another clip from Taken 2.
BREAKING NEWS: According to Empire, Neeson doubts a Taken 3, stating: “I don’t think it’s going to happen. I really don’t. I can’t see a possible scenario where audiences wouldn’t go, ‘Oh, come on…! She’s taken again?’”
All Liam needs is a red headband at this would look like a Rambo poster.
I hated the fact that they re-use the whole “___ is about to be taken” line, but other than that the action photography looks pretty stellar. Both of Olivier Megaton’s previous films have been garbage, particularly Transporter 3, but he might be able to improve now that he has a decent budget behind him.
Did they just make the same movie? ‘Cus I could swear the premise was he gets kidnapped.
Dammi, he beat me on the joke.
I was going to say, “There’s only so many times you can be taken!”
Liam Neeson seems more unenthusiastic about it than the film-makers themselves. Not much confidence and positivity coming from Neeson here. Looks like the nail has already shut the coffin door on this series.
Liam Neeson might see the writing on the wall. Unfortunately, Besson assigned Olivier Megaton to direct ‘Taken 2′ rather than one of his competent directors. I read an early review that suggested the action photography in Taken 2 is as incomprehensible as Megaton’s other movies like Transporter 3. It’s a shame when Pierre Morel did such a great job on the first Taken.