Father Scrolls Through Memes to Find His Missing Child

After His 16-year-old daughter goes missing, David decides to search the one place no one has looked yet: his daughter's laptop.
Movie name = check first 10 seconds of the video.

[@david4rancibia34]

the fake friends filming themselves for clout is painfully realistic

[@liamk2]

ngl many parts were super realistic, the fake friends, the assholes making memes, the derek guy and even the reddit investigation the guy making the movie really knew what he was doing

[@david4rancibia34]

@@liamk2 i love how sometimes some people in the internet make better investigations than police itself

[@Itshomski]

Clout*

[@amagimofumofu6549]

@@david4rancibia34 Look up how 4chan geolocated a terrorist training camp and got it airstriked.

[@toanquoc3932]

@@david4rancibia34 4chan managed to pinpoint a flag's location just from a picture of the sky.

[@chris-p9423]

No cap, the dad is better than a professional detective lol

[@wtfimcrying]

I think he just interpreted the information differently

[@applepi3703]

And reddit also does a pretty decent job too. Reading though threads discussing ongoing threads is always really interesting.

[@phyokyawkhaing2251]

@@applepi3703 yea, main problem with reddit detectives is that sometimes, a troll will come in, post a semi-believable lead that he just made up that derails the investigation and when caught will admit he just did it for reddit gold

[@applepi3703]

@@phyokyawkhaing2251 lmao

[@hawkeye171]

@@phyokyawkhaing2251 Boston bombings a brown guy was suspect for no reason poor guy was missing and made him a terror suspect.

[@weebkdeezy2876]

I like how the father is just calm and trying his best to find his only daughter..He's literally smarter than the detective who tried finding his daughter.

[@rinxmacaroni2085]

yeah' he calmly punches Direk and his brother

[@vincienn]

The detective was lying to everyone to protect her kid and hide his. The father worked on uncovering her lies to find his kid. She cropped out and edited evidence to try to convince David that she ran away or got murdered by someone else, but he pulled out information to prove this was false. Ngl I believe David should train on being an investigator/detective because of his quick thinking.

[@Newdivide]

Did you watch the whole thing here? The detective WAS deliberately misleading David into a trail of red herrings!

[@charliekelly3173]

That's one giant WOOSH for you and the 750+ people who agree with you...

[@Skyberg21]

Did you even watch until the end?

[@loonzoldick]

when u know the final twist, it's scary to know that had he emailed the detective about his suspicions he had on his brother, the detective could have pinned the murder on him, but luckily he didn't send the email

[@funneemonke7973]

oh damnnn ur right

[@lauren9004]

Exactly ugh

[@rencee7013]

Now this got me curious.

[@15Candles]

Speaking about murder, remember when Vick was going to the lake, she brought her gun meaning that she was going to kill David to cover Margot's track as David began suspicious about the lake but couldn't because the cops arrived in the lake way before her

[@bangitybangbabang]

Hw never would've found out if the memorial page didn't have the same stock photo actress

[@naomiieon]

It’s really sad how people thought that the Margot’s dad was the bad guy even though he’s trying VERY hard to find his daughter...

[@eddeeh4694]

True but there are cases where the bad guys seem to be the supposed good guys you know

[@jilyyyyy.]

fr fr

[@jilyyyyy.]

@@eddeeh4694 hmm does that supposed to matter when her daughter's missing? but still u make sense

[@thefisherman0074]

Half of the MeToo movement is filled with people being treated as the bad guys. It's no surprise here

[@nicoblaytherealflamingo445]

Goes both ways. That wise saying - The human touch could be heard when it was supposed to be felt. To me its in all of us to feel for another. That's why we call our loved ones phone after they have passed on.

[@Ayanamiame]

had he not been this proactive, his daughter could have died from starvation, etc, for real. salute to my man

[@benafshanabizadeh289]

A human being can survive 2 weeks without foood

[@adityamaram6293]

@@benafshanabizadeh289 Exactly, the investigation probably would've ended after the ex convicts confession if the dad didn't realize something wasn't right, resulting in the girl not being rescued and starving to death.

[@komradkat1073]

Yeah, and i'm betting Margot used the rainwater to not dehydrated. even though it's not healthy still is a viable option

[@realwermos]

tbh, I have to say it because of your wording: If he had _really_ been proactive, most of this wouldn't have happened at all.

[@Rejoycesim]

@@realwermos I think ur both right :) If he hadn't been really proactive with his relationship with his daughter, he prob would have known about the piano lessons and her youcast or anything else. Still a good dad though and if he hadn't been proactive in the investigation, she could have harsher consequences :o

[@movingpictures2029]

Fun Fact: This movie was supposed to just be a 7 minute long short film, but the concept/ story was so good they made it into a movie.

[@mightyobserver12]

And got a sequeL

[@zxmintyisinsane]

what movies is it

[@barophobia3013]

@@zxmintyisinsaneIt’s a 2018 movie called “Searching”

[@Ogloserlol]

​@@zxmintyisinsaneThe sequel is called Missing. Basically the same premise but it's the daughter who tracks down her mom who got kidnapped by her supposed dead drug addicted ex husband. It's on Netflix if you're in the US but just like with this movie she finds her mom and they're living good

[@johnwilkesbooth334]

The "Your mom would be too" was beautiful closure that brought me to tears. One of the best stories I've had the fortune to experience.

[@utuut2935]

"YOU'RE SLEEPING WITH YOUR OWN NIECE!!??" "Chill bro, we're just smoking pot" "Phew...almost got me mad there"

[@RaijinKaze]

Well in terms of seriously messed up things sleeping with his niece would be 11/10 while smoking pot with her would be a solid 4/10. Bad influence sure but not life threatening or as sickening.

[@you6689]

Idk, to me smoking pot is significantly less problematic then him sleeping with his niece, but depends on where you're from I guess😂😂😂

[@santiagoferreiro8551]

@@you6689 SWEET HOME ALABAMA

[@pickle4422]

eh, while it's probably not the best influence, it was obviously done with the best intentions.

[@you6689]

@Chr1stown if ur being serious, then gross, but if ur joking then lol😂😂😂

[@MateoTlm]

Dad be entering god mode when their daughters are in danger

[@tiptoncallen3782]

boss music is heard in a 10 mile radius around him

[@RDRGUY15]

@@tiptoncallen3782 💀

[@JohnLee-wx1qo]

Meanwhile when the sons in danger.... *eh*

[@Arthur-qe8xc]

@@JohnLee-wx1qo He's already 5 months old, should be able to fight back against that bully since he has my genes

[@orangutanchildstealer6110]

@@JohnLee-wx1qo RIP AND TEAR

[@zylince]

I cannot believe how determined he is to find his daughter and how far he will go to find her. We have underestimated fathers and usually congratulate mothers. Fathers most valued thing in their lives are their family and he was beyond that.

[@LeeoGoneWild]

I’m actually shocked you’re surprised by this. You should watch actual REALY investigation shows like, “Crime Watch,” which can be watched for free on KZbin. The parents are ALWAYS the ones to work the hardest, finding clues and turning stones, to determine what happened to their kids, regardless of how old the parents are or how old their kids were. So many times a murder was masked as a suicide, the parents would be completely doubtful, would notice the suicide note wasn’t even in their child’s handwriting and would launch a private investigation because the cops just deem it as suicide and move on

[@joezxc]

huh you cannot believe it? shouldnt every father who loves her daughter do the same thing?

[@zylince]

@@joezxc Im just surprised cuz my dad didnt do that much lol

[@KatieHuni]

@@LeeoGoneWild He meant fathers and your talking about a completely different thing to this video lol

[@LeeoGoneWild]

@@KatieHuni he said he’s shocked how determined the father was and I responded to watch actual crime stories and parents, INCLUDING THE FATHER, are extremely determined to find their kids. How slow can you be?

[@Dani_playsgames]

One of the reasons why I love this film isn’t just because it’s interesting, it’s because it’s realistic. The media suspecting the dad even though he’s innocent and just wants to find his daughter, her “friends” filming themselves just for clout, etc.

[@mickey4771]

My favorite part was when her father told the police margot could still be alive even after a week of being missing because it just rained, and she could've survived from that.

[@wellknown1204]

I watched this movie in the cinema, and I was crying like a baby at the part that you mention. Mr. Kim was such a great dad, honestly tho..

[@applepi3703]

@@wellknown1204 Mr. Kim is an amazing dad

[@Vor567tez]

Can you please explain I didn't understand the relation btw rain her being alive

[@elijah6169]

@@Vor567tez she can drink rainwater

[@Vor567tez]

@@elijah6169 o I get it thank you

[@R.A.I.D.]

The fact how the father knows how to do all this shows how he and his family have spent on those computers.

[@basedandbiasedkakampink]

You and that damn computer

[@ManlyGamer]

tell me about it

[@pwlkadot]

@@basedandbiasedkakampink :sob:

[@Emilee-rd7il]

@@basedandbiasedkakampink chuu !! my pfp too lol

[@potappotapov1815]

This seems like an Apple ad. Is that movie Apple ad?

[@aarizhd9225]

The fathers determination is just incredible.

[@gamesgames3318]

I didn't expect the daughter to be alive but damn the father's detective skills and unwavering hope made the last scene very emotional

[@dragooon6499]

When the story is so good, you don't need a big budget.

[@REREMO]

When the story is so good, that you don't need to watch a video summary of it.

[@patman0250]

Are you kidding me the story is complete trash. Police don't just let people off the street lead their cases. It's the dumbest thing I've ever heard.

[@patman0250]

@@honed7150 Yeah for Bollywood parent.

[@damnbrougotthewholesquadla5253]

Facts

[@patman0250]

@@honed7150Na son.

[@uyyyy7059]

This short movie explains ALMOST EVERYTHING about the internet The fake apology, the harassment and even making fun of a father who loss his daughter Yo stop arguing about a guy correcting Its just a simple grammar mistake so nothing wrong

[@spade3798]

Lost*

[@zoogl]

@@spade3798 you're a part of the internet that wasn't in the movie. a person who always needlessly corrects someone on their grammar...

[@Yavl]

@@spade3798 lost* it’s not capitalized dibshit

[@spade3798]

@@Yavl Bruh, I was helping him.

[@spade3798]

@@zoogl A*

[@tempbauer2131]

Whoa! That’s deep. Honestly, it’s hard for parents and teens to fully connect WITHOUT tragedy let alone with. This movie shows that even when a kid may think that their parents don’t know them that they could be right. Parents are only human and sometimes when their kids push then they step back and sometimes they just trust their kids without pushing for more details. As an adult, it would be nice if they took the lead in fostering a better relationship but sometimes they don’t know how. They can be just as confused about life in general as their kid. Sometimes kids need to be honest with their parents and tell them what’s needed. This movie shows that when a teen thinks their parents don’t know them and can’t understand them that they might be right. However, if the kid thinks the parents don’t love them then they’re probably wrong! This shows a dad being fully involved to make sure his daughter is found safely

[@KaMarionas_Diary22]

I feel so bad for that old man who had to sit there at gun point and take his own life… it’s sad asf.

[@_nelld]

i think one of my favourite things about this film is the fact he was told margot used tumblr a lot and so searched up ‘tumbler’

[@calebkent6706]

Whats tumbler? Is it like reddit?

[@_nelld]

@@calebkent6706 tumblr is basically a kind of blogging site. i don’t use reddit so i don’t know if it’s similar

[@SaladKnife.]

@@calebkent6706 Tumblr is like some drawing blogs and stuff

[@charlie_momento]

@@SaladKnife. it's blogging. people **can** use it for art but it's mostly about blogging

[@gracekang2161]

@@calebkent6706 It's fairly similar to reddit in that both provide anonymity to the user and cater to interests/hobbies. Tumblr is more for blogging while Reddit is a forum, though

[@tr3asurem3]

The boys mom is the type to have a gift, but use it in the wrong way. She could've been a real detective. Instead of a manipulative enabler. She was actually really clever.

[@christinea.a.a]

Right?!!

[@owenbunny4023]

I don’t quite understand her motive. She couldn’t accept the gift of 2500$ so she killed her?

[@aviamarin2146]

@@owenbunny4023 I think it was to protect her son. Her son wanted to give back the $2500 in person but since he was using a fake persona online Margot didn't recognize him and in the conflict her son accidentally pushed her off the cliff i think? and so she was most likely doing it to protect her son from any charges

[@owenbunny4023]

@@aviamarin2146 wow, that escalated quickly

[@ordinaryfellow9093]

@@owenbunny4023 shit went from 0 to 100

[@rencee7013]

9:50 I watched the movie before and this scene literally gave me THE CHILLS. Also, that part when David found out that the Detective and the ex-con from the confession knew each other.

[@Jillickle]

It just shows how much the father loved her and cared for her. This is sad.😭

[@n7reject993]

I'm shocked to see a movie portraying the internet and some of its most popular websites so accurately. Even the way that the son found his profile pic for his catfish account was accurate. I just wish moviemakers wouldn't act like clueless boomers when including the usage of the internet in their films.

[@peachypink3102]

yes this is so realistic, just so well put together and really just shows us how sadly, the internet can be and its just too accurate

[@aglioeoilo]

I even like the small detail when the father was searching for Tumblr he typed the actual word Tumbler, this movie had so much attention to detail it's insane

[@n7reject993]

@@aglioeoilo Good eye. I never noticed.

[@jnb756]

fun fact: boomers developed the technology that would become the internet. Just because you know how to use an app that someone else coded doesn't make you any less clueless than those you accuse. I have no bias towards boomers, just seriously sick of the entitled know nothings pointing their fingers at them.

[@levi9922]

@@jnb756 found the boomer

[@C2O4]

If I went missing I'm doomed since my parents can't even install an app on their own 🙂

[@sujata15164]

🤣🤣mine too

[@BruceWayne-fj9bm]

At least they would try.

[@innocentboy872]

I don’t know about that but I don’t think i would be able to survive in that isolated place for a week. -.-

[@skilldomegamer7897]

People tend to learn many things quickly in high stress situations 😂

[@daniella4800]

Well same goes for me 😌😂😂😂

[@_Ashi_]

This made me cry. The father was doing anything he could for his daughter. It makes me question if I would do that for anyone. Or if anyone would do that for me.

[@leighsmith8512]

5:34 Wow you had me after 5 minutes that I instantly got hooked and paused the video b/c I’m a sucker for mysteries movies that I immediately went to search the movie, found it, and now going to watch it, thanks Moviecaps 😀👍

[@Meow2x631]

I'm just happy its a good ending..

[@lifegoeson1007]

Me too

[@NonnyStrikes]

Yes. lol. My heart was pounding.

[@ddqio7774]

sameee

[@HunterWatson12756]

Yes unlike clickbait

[@youknowme3359]

I was watching and you gave me a spoiler 😐

[@acetown2263]

I love these films that are played through technology, like next generation found footage. Can't wait for more in this sub-genre

[@mystic7054]

Same! But it’s extremely hard to make these type of films.. I heard it took over a decade to put this film together even tho the script was ready because of the Internet technology aspect they implemented.

[@10sDPR]

Modern Family did a bottle episode like this. Sounds like it would be right up your alley!

[@regularperson9297]

you can even play games like this genre. one is simulacra made by kaigan games.

[@that1guy246]

Open windows with Elijah woods

[@walterwhite9614]

Found footage is the best form of horror, the first one I saw was the Blair witch project and gave me chills

[@GuideTutorialsRoblox]

The amount of dedication her father did just to find her is just amazing.

[@intreoo]

I really like movies like these. This movie format is rare and even rarer to find movies that actually utilize this format well, but this is one of those movies that pulls it off perfectly. For me, it makes the entire film seem much more realistic and I felt so much more immersed in it. Also great recap!

[@pushinpeace3]

Moral of the story: Stop seeking refuge from strangers online. People love taking advantage of those who are vulnerable. Stay safe ladies and gents.

[@kopi6850]

do take advantage of the internet people tho

[@murillobonson7978]

did u watch until the end? that was not what happened at all.

[@nomad_cat1]

@@murillobonson7978 But it was. Margot had no real friends and invested as much as $2500 in a total stranger. It’s easy to deduce that it was her grief and desire for support that lead her to go so far.

[@CJohann]

@@murillobonson7978 L moment

[@InsertName101]

@@murillobonson7978 she got scammed for fake hospital bills tho

[@sinarkurnia4027]

It would be better if you include that moment after the detective's confession, the father realized because of the storm the hole in which his daughter was trapped might be filled with enough water for the girl to survive dehydration...then it's still possible for her to survive. That was another happy twist to the ending.

[@LyrixNChill]

Wow! That does sound like a very important plot point! It makes the ending sound a bit more believable now because I was honestly rolling my eyes a bit. Also, the whole story of how her son accidentally stalked the girl and pushed her down a cliff to her death sounded ridiculous.

[@sinarkurnia4027]

@@LyrixNChill Oh yeah actually the son has some sort of mental illness (I forgot) so it's hard for him to socialize. He stalked the girl, startled her, chase her out of panic, then she fell. After that in confusion he called his mom (detective) who said to him she will "handle" everything. So she removed all evidence and also drown the car.

[@LyrixNChill]

@@sinarkurnia4027 …. I wouldn’t have minded this recap being about 60 seconds longer to explain all these important details to the story. Lol. Oh well

[@michaelirwin7250]

Thanks for that i was a bit confused by that random plot point at the end. Oh yea and she just survives lol.

[@awkwardfreakinperson7936]

@@LyrixNChill that’s why you’re supposed to actually watch the movie instead of relying on recaps smh

[@Chloe-nr2uw]

I watched this movie about a year on a half ago on tv. It was great and I was touched how great of a father he is.

[@clarie8486]

What's the name of this movie 🎥🍿

[@Chloe-nr2uw]

@@clarie8486 "Searching" a 2018 movie :D

[@clarie8486]

@@Chloe-nr2uw that's the name searching?

[@Chloe-nr2uw]

@@clarie8486 yes :D

[@clarie8486]

@@Chloe-nr2uw Thanks :P

[@sausanrajulisman4501]

I've watched this when I was in high school and yes... it was so sad! A mother figure is so important (both actually) and what Pam did saving her daughter's friends' numbers and recipes is the same as what my mom did.. and I always thought that she was too overprotective of me :"

[@tomarnold7284]

An improvement from UNFRIENDED was that they zoom into all the typing, so I didn't have to stick my face to the screen to read the tiny text.

[@walterwhite9614]

Imagine seeing it in cinema, that would be hell

[@matthewkevinobispo6582]

@@walterwhite9614 lol. People standing up tl squint and see the text

[@alex_n215]

They shaded Unfriended too. In one of the scenes, you can see news articles (don’t remember where it was in the movie) and one of them mentions Laura Barns.

[@Null_4045]

@@alex_n215 so, in theory, it's in the same place?

[@ngndnd]

yall need some glasses damn, i watched that in the movie theaters and no one complained

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

I mean if you imagine yourself in his shoes, many fathers would do the same for their daughters. Just saying.

[@Kopie0830]

Some fathers beat their daughters and wives though, just like one of my classmates. Some people dont deserve to be parents.

[@your-MrLamp96]

Nice to see you here. But I am sure many people will trash talk you here as well.

[@your-MrLamp96]

@@Kopie0830 but in this film that father is a good parent, have his flaws but when sh*t hits sky-high then he went all in.

[@user-mg7wh8zq6v]

@@Kopie0830 we're talking bout the film

[@Kopie0830]

@@user-mg7wh8zq6v I'm not. I'm saying some parents are shitty parents and are not worthy to breed. If your going to have a family, make sure you love your family not put your frustrations to the world to it.

[@lotusgal313]

A dad who knows to expertly navigate social media is pretty rare

[@thc4825]

If my dad saw my memes i'd be disowned

[@JEGOJAMS]

It’s weird seeing Harold being against smoking weed. Kumar would be confused

[@barnacleboi2595]

Harold just needs a joint to remember why weed is a miracle.

[@Glamazonnnn]

SAYIN

[@mrgp9492]

Could be an intentional easter egg🤷

[@archismaanrudra876]

@@tengtabungaa please explain the reference

[@sonipersad8006]

ENT AHAHAAHHAHAA

[@JeffBastian]

i remember watching this in theater. Imagine going to theater to watch a screencapture movie lol

[@NarendraMnr]

LOL.

[@aryan7767]

but wasnt the movie actulally really good?

[@aryan7767]

like really unique and actually emotional

[@JeffBastian]

@@aryan7767 it was good, yes. I was just saying that it's kinda ironic that I go out to watch a movie on theater only for it to be basically made out of screens of phones and laptops lol

[@walterwhite9614]

Imagine unfriended not only weird but also a mediocre story

[@Langodan]

I really liked this movie, it's super unique and I've never seen anything like it, at least not in this style. You can even see in the background of several scenes multiple tabs and windows open that relate to whatever he was looking up at the time, makes it feel so real.

[@NahhhWhatt_]

This is a great video it just stuck out to me u kept calling the niece a nephew lol

[@miranda13c]

This is a movie that should be watched in full. I watched it at the theater and the reveal was just insane to watch. So good.

[@xxboonisbadfortnitexx1549]

Yelp

[@xxboonisbadfortnitexx1549]

True

[@saramorales5385]

what’s it called

[@reallyerika496]

@@saramorales5385 searching

[@beatriceevita8591]

true

[@tylerjune4120]

What an irresponsible parent, like what? Not to mention she was a cop, like come on I know he was ur kid but seriously? The dad was great tho, he had some issues but overall he cared for his daughter and looked for her non-stop

[@reihanboo]

That's what we called insanity 😎

[@ffffffff5500]

I'm pretty sure there was a case about a marshal covering up for son kids car's accident with a fatality too in Italy.

[@solpport4276]

have you read “everything i never told you”? think this was inspired by it

[@NoobBLOX]

You had me in the first half.

[@tallasianmike]

If you see both sides. You notice that the parent will do everything they can to protect their child. Which is something very common in the world. Even though her son was guilty. Her actions of trying to cover everything up would work most of the time. Except Margots dad on never giving up basically had him figure it out and justice served in the end.

[@TylerWilson07]

“Kinda like my boi Harold” I love this channel because he’ll explain the story in full detail, but will slide funny moments in 💀

[@kirstyneastman8498]

A dad everyone needs

[@stephaniedavies8343]

I feel bad for Randy guy who said he tortured and killed Margo.

[@jimmynuetronrblx8628]

yeah ikr

[@danmakes2497]

He was probably trying to live his life normally after jail only to be fake a confession and be killed.

[@ashamak7083]

Seriously, I get covering for your son but murdering that dude seemed like an entire other level. But I guess she was desperate at that point.

[@troodon1096]

@@ashamak7083 When people get desperate emotions can trump logic. And, right or wrong, it's not hard to see that someone wouldn't have a hard time protecting their son at the expense of an ex-convict.

[@saladspoonami4563]

Poor Randy May he Rest In Peace No but seriously poor guy

[@rannierunsfast]

I love how two characters represented the theme of protecting their kids no matter what. What a good movie.

[@thinkpositive3667]

Yup. The coin always has 2 sides.

[@orozco1302]

Nah one wasn't protecting anything but her own interests

[@xoangelicaf0523]

Protecting her evil self & son

[@mightyobserver12]

Lol she is an addict

[@wowowawa]

Everyone is really happy yay happy ending but how about the ex convict who was forced to read a script and was killed?It sure wasn't a happy ending for him

[@typie34]

This is an amazing movie, the first time i saw it it blew me away. The presentation through 100% "found footage" camera, like the internet sites and surveillance and smartphone camera shots are well made and damn convinzing, and as 90s kid i can relate to that really good. And the story in the end took some twists which i didnt expect. defenitely worth a watch this one

[@M4N1F3ST4u]

This reminds me of the movie "Missing" that was popular a while ago. I enjoy this one as well because it shows the parents instead of the kids (for those of you wondering Missing is a Netflix movie about a girl whos parents disappeared, it gets rlly good 10/10 movie)

[@accellex2845]

One of my favorite scenes. From what I remember years later. After they found out the detective was covering for her son, they were driving away from the cliff she was at, saying she’s likely dead anyways because it’s already been days and she would have dehydrated by now. The dad thinks. Saying that’s wrong. It was raining in one scene so she would have had water. Everyone in the car looks at each other and the car turns around in a hurry. They reach where she’s at and she’s alive.

[@hyazinthzyke2812]

Yeah, i didnt know the detective is covering for her son and she know what happen, i got shocked by it

[@HUNTERHUNTER806]

I still can't believe how she survived days without food and water on the cliff alone and injured🤕 🤷‍♂️

[@umerfarooq6021]

@@HUNTERHUNTER806 She did have water supply cuz of the recent thunder storm.

[@kyleknoernschild6348]

Oh yeah and she is the lady who was talking to Margot kim

[@Wynn_The_Gamer]

Yeah I remember too! The dad says, "no, it was raining on monday" which is the 1st or 2nd day of the search. The scene left such a strong impression on me that it's still stuck in my memory

[@silashurd3597]

This movie was really good! It had an interesting plot, characters were realistic and had good twists and I’m glad it got a happy ending.

[@femalebell2182]

Sis I swear ur everywhere I litterally run into u in every CoD and far cry 6 video lol and now this one 💀

[@adibafiq6945]

whats the movie name tho?

[@karlson1589]

@@adibafiq6945 searching i think

[@adibafiq6945]

@@karlson1589 already got it, but thank you btw!❤

[@karlson1589]

@@adibafiq6945 i pee my self in sleeping noise

[@aaditiparab3624]

Thanks alot man. I have been wanting to watch this movie since long time but didnt get time. This summarized version was really great. Appreciate your efforts.

[@cfbn1]

Man, that would be terrifying to find out your dad went through your history. 💀

[@rebecca2sexcc]

the fact that this whole movie is shown through a computer makes it 100 times better.

[@RenderingUser]

Different computers, tvs and mobile phones Basically all screen recordings They also showed macOS, Windows and Linux

[@pete6204]

There’s an entire alien subplot to this film happening in the background and I just think that it’s amazing how well they managed to include it

[@dustingutierrez2401]

How??

[@17RedKnight]

@@dustingutierrez2401 if you watch the movie, sometimes when the father is scrolling through websites on the internet, you can see articles and headlines of some sort of alien invasion or something like that. I remember seeing videos once I was done with the movie but you can look it it up cause it's interesting how they just planted those headlines throughout the movie, lol

[@dustingutierrez2401]

@@17RedKnight maybe he likes fox news or like hes in a red state? Is it like ligit news articles and shit with the photos and shit or like reddit posts or sum like that?

[@17RedKnight]

@@dustingutierrez2401 it's like actual articles and headlines. I do remember one headline in particular towards the end of the movie that the president was going to address the nation regarding extraterrestrial rumors, lol. I think the producers have confirmed they included these easter eggs on purpose along with some other ones

[@yusuf9038]

This shows how our parents care about us so much.

[@piglet14]

The dad is really smart

[@jayhawk4395]

I stumbled upon this movie on Netflix when I had nothing to watch and was just wandering there and then decided to watch it.... But literally it turned out to be one of the best movies I've watched in a long time. Such good direction, story, characters everything feels so real and connected you will feel like this is more of an actual found footage rather than being fiction. Loved it!

[@Gnexz.]

It’s on Netflix?

[@Gnexz.]

What’s ur country? So I can use a vpn to watch it

[@Savannaleigh2s]

what’s the name of the movie

[@vio1ett366]

@@Savannaleigh2s searching

[@PrimmXzin]

@@Savannaleigh2s Bro it was in the first 10 seconds of the video 💀

[@madamegrenouille6341]

The father was a genius! He should be a detective. One of the most clever characters in movies

[@TryinBin8889]

I seriously loved this movie when it came out, happy to see u recapping it

[@masterjediemma]

Incredibly creative storytelling, I would watch a whole series like this

[@McComb_T]

As a man, I find this movie so inspiring. Makes me wanna be a great dad when I have kids in the future. Just like David.

[@Tyler_18_]

@DontBuyMeat DairyOrEggs CausesImmenseHarm GoVegan bruh

[@pysictube8387]

@Dont BuyMeat DairyOrEggs CausesImmenseHarm GoVegan what dictionary u using

[@deadbrav]

@LifeIsCruel.NotSafe forkids. HavingKidsIsUnethical what did he do

[@walkertang]

@LifeIsCruel.NotSafe forKids. HavingKidsIsUnethical Bruh he just said he wanted to be a good dad, what the hell is wrong with you?

[@TankEngine75]

@LifeIsCruel.NotSafe forKids. HavingKidsIsWrong What?

[@iloveplasticbottles]

Damn so Vick got a poor ex con in trouble for her son's attempted murder.

[@squishy8758]

She murdered him!

[@youngeshmoney]

In trouble? She killed him LMAO

[@resurgingflame]

It's accidental, not attempted. Also what trouble? She killed hin lol.

[@deanclover3820]

She killed him

[@leafitty]

Such a great video! I never have the attention span to watch an entire movie so this was perfect! Thanks :)

[@Amanda_Woodward]

Not sure if you realize this, but a boy is a nephew and a girl is a niece

[@animeXplainned]

Margot's very lucky to have a great Dad.

[@biterface03]

This Was Great, We Need The Whole Trilogy With Unfriended 1 & 2

[@adrianferdisambo4358]

Noooo xD

[@saltyssecondacc2986]

Yeah i also get confused about add friend

[@suntzu4607]

Any loving father would do the same for his daughter. Some would even go way beyond than what the father did in this movie.

[@rexomaster8896]

Watched this in the theatre, it was so good I wanted to see it again. Couldn't bear the length and sussy music. Glad u helped me out!

[@aruko8413]

I was so happy that she survived in the end...

[@huntyl]

I’m not gonna lie, I didn’t expect the ending. Was super dope. Will definitely remember this film especially the intense scene where their like “she would have only had to go without water for two days. It rained on Monday” and then the cars all turn around LIKE it was a big jaw dropper

[@nomnomnom6745]

This guy will forever be the blue power ranger in my eyes😂

[@jahzieleliaquimnatividad671]

her dad would be a great detective

[@makfrags14]

What a badass dad. The story is soo good

[@solpport4276]

This movie reminds me a lot of the book “Everything I Never Told You”, which I really enjoyed. The difference is that in this case the girl doesn’t die.

[@mrigankasarkar1605]

Whats the name of the writer

[@solpport4276]

@@mrigankasarkar1605 Celeste Ng, I think it was heavily awarded in 2020

[@ThaOfficalTROLLER]

So you like anime, Huh

[@solpport4276]

@@ThaOfficalTROLLER ?

[@-thepatriot-9719]

@@solpport4276 ignore him my friend.

[@thekeytomyheart_]

I remember watching this in theaters and was really impressed with the film in both its storytelling and how they filmed it! I guess I was good at questioning things because I remember thinking "wow this detective really sucks at her work" but turns out there was a reason for it lol

[@addisongray493]

Searching is truly one of the most underrated movies i have ever seen

[@dad2827]

This needs an Oscar tbh. It's beautifully written.

[@15Candles]

Honestly, this movie should've won Best Editing instead of Bohemian Rhapsody that came out in the same year as Searching

[@Changsta31]

It's important to note that it had been 5 days since she went missing, but one of the days, it was pouring rain and thus provided water for Margot to survive.

[@kelbyjackcheese]

"father of the year" what- he did everything he could to save her wdym

[@jilyyyyy.]

internet you know?

[@larchiel]

I remember watching this movie when it first came out. It made me tear up just seeing how dedicated this man was to find his daughter. How I badly wish that I had a dad like that.

[@shalinajose]

i don’t mean to be rude/disrespectful but I am pretty sure that your dad would take a lot of effort to find you if u went missing, sorry if this is rude,no harm intended.

[@larchiel]

@@shalinajose You have no idea….

[@godvm1164]

for some reason.....i feel EXTREMELY sad for the ex-con person as that detetctive vick shot him for abosulutely no reason... : (

[@troodon1096]

She had a reason. Not a good one or a justified one, but she had one.

[@amna17.]

Exactly

[@ineedhoez]

Right? Like damn....

[@RandomYouTubChannel]

Bruh this was a rollercoaster from start to finish, like god damn....

[@enkh_kkkk6834]

Ikr like this is the millionth time I’m watching this but I’m still addicted

[@coreyzek]

Yooo, his detective skills were on point! I'd consider doing half that stuff, he went all out though!

[@doggieyooshi1437]

The fact she could have stayed there,if he used a different picture is just unimaginable

[@pejvaaksalimi2311]

The screen writing and directing is absolute genius. it is a must watch

[@nelixsulu6201]

Imagine how many people in law enforcement covered up crimes their loved ones committed! It's a scary world out there folks!

[@Paul...404]

I love how the title says "father scrolls through memes to find his missing daughter"

[@kevinfan6869]

This dad is the smartest man I've seen on film in years, YEARS! Imma watch it again

[@jaegeristsupremacy2038]

i watched this a while ago, i ve got to say, best thriller mystery ive seen, it actually kept me up at night and it was so emotional and also really cleverly written at the same time. it was delivered in such a unique matter that it added more suspense to the story

[@yxrra9808]

10:10 ma boi harold

[@ElectricOrange]

I love this movie so much, it has just such a unique way of showing the story, who couldn't enjoy this?

[@chrisphillips9222]

I love how this film is done in such a non conventional way, instead of the usual couple hundred dollar cameras it's shown through laptop cameras and cctv cameras. Such a creative and refreshing new way of filming.

[@PNL_King]

Dude kept saying "nephew" instead of "niece"

[@tacticalcupcake5104]

Thank you! I was looking for this comment. I was like how did no one notice that. I even had to rewind it to make sure i didnt miss something

[@deadbrav]

@@tacticalcupcake5104 ur luck is here

[@marierahn4271]

Ugh thanks!

[@phish4962]

Yeah lmao that confused tf outta me

[@miyabiiyt]

bro the dad has more talent and motivation than 99% of people

[@elite8248]

W dad. He did everything right

[@SuperMstorm]

This is a 10/10 movie, worth watching in full instead