While credulity gets strained a bit with the whole "screens capturing everything" gimmick, Missing is a pretty engaging disappearance film. I think its predecessor Searching better executed its ideas and was a bit less outlandish; however, Missing has a strong lead performance and some amusing daily life quirks that make for an enjoyable viewing.
There are some good twists and turns that populate the slightly too long runtime. I did find the ending and "villain" to be a little eyeroll-inducing, but the rest of the film is mostly well-orchestrated with some clever uses of technology and devices.
There are some good twists and turns that populate the slightly too long runtime. I did find the ending and "villain" to be a little eyeroll-inducing, but the rest of the film is mostly well-orchestrated with some clever uses of technology and devices.