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Steven Spielberg, best known for movies like E.T. and Jaws, delivers a tour-de-force myth on a scale few “made-for-T.V.” movies have ever reached. Taken, a mini-series originally developed for Sci-Fi, is a multi-generation yarn of three families, and their experiences with other-worldly beings. The sage begins during World War II and continues up to explain day, elaborately exploring the lives of people who have been abducted and others who would veil up such knowledge.
The epic is broken up into 10 episodes:
1.) “Beyond the Sky”, status in 1947, the first episode introduces the audience to three families whose lives will be forever changed by alien abduction, goverment cover-ups, and a series of events is keep into motion that will attain future generations of these families for years to approach.
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2.) “Jacob and Jesse”, state in the early 50′s, these two boys are introduced to the series. Jacob, a boy who is half alien/half human, is sought out by the military for his recent abilities. Jesse, the son of an abductee is taken for the first time.
3.) “High Hopes”, space in the slack 50′s, the narrative continues with Owen Crawford, top officer slow the military’s investigation into the U.F.O phenomenon, attempts to hold Jacob, and fails. Later, he is approached by Jesse Keys and discovers that both Jesse and his father have an alien implant in their brain.
4.) “Acid Test” Owen’s sons learn of their father’s involvement with the military screen up of extra-terrestrial contact when they see the remains of the crashed ship in a estimable within the father’s office.
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5.) “Maintenance” Eric Crawford takes over his father’s work when Owen dies suddenly of a heart attack. He continues his father’s search for Jacob Clarke and Jesse Keys, the latter of whom disappeared from inside a military bunker during one of his abduction incidents.
6.) “Charlie and Lisa” Charlie, the son of Jesse, and Lisa, daughter of Jacob, are brought together by their alien abductors, and Lisa conceives a child, a puny girl with improbable powers.
7.) “God’s Equation” Charlie and Lisa learn about their daughter Allie’s powers while trapped in a unsafe position. Mary Crawford, grand-daughter of Owen Crawford, learns of the cramped girl and begins to earn plans to win her.
8.) “Dropping the Dishes” General Bears kidnaps Allie in an attempt to lure the aliens to him. Realizing that Allie is an alien/human hybrid, and shining that the aliens protect their enjoy, he beleives they will near for her.
9.) “John” Charlie and Lisa conspire to place Allie from the military, and in so-doing, they learn of their daughter’s expansive and astounding powers.
10.) “Taken” Allie learns who she really is-an alien/human hybrid, and she is forced to perform the most difficult decision of her life, a choice that will forever change her life and that of her family.
The series combines state-of-the-art special effects with a epic that is both compelling, animated, and high inspiring. Such a major undertaking might not have worked even 10 years ago, but with the consume of computer animation, the fabulous world of “Taken” is brought beautifully to life.
The chronicle plays a puny like an account for X-Files Episode, and not without friendly cause….the material is certainly similar. However, it is treated with a level of intelligence that really captures the imagination of the audience. Taken won the 2003 Emmy for best mini-series, an accomplishment well earned by the cast and crew of this delicious and massive film.
…flipping the channels something caught my peruse and I stopped and not realizing what I was watching found myself mesmerized and enchanted by the quality of chronicle, writing, acting, cinematagraphy–everything! I was bent. I had avoided Taken because I have no interest yet another fable about alien abductions, it’s been so over done that it’s a cliche, so when I realized what I was watching (surprise, surprise) I promptly called my friends and told them to glimpse it if they could. It was great; I was deplorable to have avoided it!
It captured my imagination from the first episode to the last (though it did commence to whisk a bit in the middle) . Unruffled, I’m here looking to watch if it’s on DVD so I can order it. I don’t appreciate a exhibit enough to want to grasp it very often! This is one.
When I later realized that it was Spielberg, everything fell into region. It explained why Taken was top quality, working beautifully even with a cliche for a starting premise. What a elegant mini-series. Occupy it, if that’s what you have to do to recognize it!
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