8 thoughts on “ Searching ”

1. Aug 22,  · Parents need to know that Searching is a mystery starring John Cho about a missing teen that's presented entirely through/on computer screens (similar to the horror movie Unfriended). It's cleverly constructed and emotionally satisfying, 4/5.

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2. John Cho was a no—until Searching director Aneesh Chaganty convinced the star that his movie would handle its pervasive tech influence the right way. Elizabeth Kitchens/Sony Pictures.

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3. intended to discover the hidden truth: Fran stared hard, her searching gaze trying to get him to admit what he knew. (Definition of searching from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © .

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4. SEARCHING. | Drama, Suspense. After David Kim's (John Cho) year-old daughter goes missing, a local investigation is opened and a detective is assigned to the case. But 37 hours later and without a single lead, David decides to search the one place no one has looked yet, where all secrets are kept today: his daughter’s laptop.

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5. Jan 24,  · Unavoidably, perhaps, Searching starts feeling more like a conventional suspense film once the deep probe for information on the internet is over and the film enters real time and a possible.

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6. Aug 31,  · Searching is an intense and well-crafted found-footage crime thriller starring John Cho and Debra Messing. When his year old daughter goes missing David Kim starts his own investigation to help 92%.

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7. Aug 24,  · With “Searching,” director Aneesh Chaganty and his co-writer, Sev Ohanian adhere to their central conceit in ways that are consistently clever, yet ultimately wander a bit astray. But what sets their film apart from others of its ilk is its dramatic underpinning. “Searching”—a title that has double meaning—follows a panicked father’s online moves as he tries to track down his.

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8. SEARCHING is a smart thriller, told with ingenuity and newness the likes I've never seen before (two other films used this computer screen storytelling technique, but failed where SEARCHING succeeded). SEARCHING ushers film noir into the modern age with great deftness and acuity/5.

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