"Gone", starring Amanda Seyfried, free on YouTube.
A girl is thought to be nuts about having been kidnapped, and is ignored when the same man takes her sister. But she does her own search and solves the problem.
Look for the S&W M-36 or 37 she carries.
I liked the trio of, "Fifty Shades" movies, and in one, you see a M-36, with which the heroine (played by Dakota Johnson) shoots a nut case man who kidnapped her SIL.
I also really like the luxurious surroundings and the helicopter and yacht that the Greys own. And I appreciated Christian's family and how they try to support him in overcoming his origins. (Dr. Grey is his adoptive mother; his biological mom was a crack user in a time honored profession. She died when he was about five. I like the way that the once naive college grad (Anastasia Steele) played by Dakota helps him to find healing from his dark past and become a loving family man.
The casting is superb, and if you like Audi cars, you'll enjoy seeing many in the three films. I think Audi may have had a product placement deal in exchange for them using that brand.
"Chloe", starring Liam Neeson and Amanda Seyfried. A music professor's wife thinks he's running around on her and hires a bright young escort to test his loyalty. But things get muddled when the girl has an agenda of her own.
"Basic Instinct." A wealthy novelist may also be a serial killer, determined to murder the San Francisco detective investigating her. Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone, 1992. Jeanne Tripplehorn plays the police psychologist, involved with the detective and she's a former classmate of the lethal author. An excellent, taut thriller. The ending was a bit of a surprise.
