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Tooken 2015

★ 4.162 votes81 min📅 2015-05-26

"Your franchise is about to be taken."

In "Tooken (2015)", an ex-CIA operative turned mall security guard watches his life unravel when his possessions—and his pride—are systematically stolen by a rival.

Director: John Asher

Cast

Lee Tergesen
Lee Tergesen
Bryan Millers
Reno Wilson
Reno Wilson
Money Maker
Lauren Stamile
Lauren Stamile
Lenore Millers
Joyce Bulifant
Joyce Bulifant
Edna Millers
Laura-Leigh
Laura-Leigh
Kim Millers
Cameron Van Hoy
Jamie Dempsy
Margaret Cho
Margaret Cho
Brown Finger
Akon
Akon
Himself
Michael Blackson
Michael Blackson
Fake Akon
Ray Abruzzo
Ray Abruzzo
Dalmat

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Tooken (2015) about?

Tooken follows an ex-CIA agent turned mall security guard whose life spirals when his personal items—and sense of security—are repeatedly taken by a rival. Desperate to reclaim what's his, he joins forces with his equally resourceful mother, another ex-agent, for a wild, comedic showdown.

Who directed Tooken?

Tooken was directed by John Asher, known for blending action with humor in his films.

Who stars in Tooken?

The film stars Lee Tergesen, Reno Wilson, Lauren Stamile, Joyce Bulifant, and Laura-Leigh in key roles.

Is Tooken (2015) worth watching?

While not a critical darling, Tooken offers a breezy, low-stakes spoof that delivers exactly what it promises: chaotic fun and exaggerated action. Fans of parody movies will find its humor hits and misses entertaining, even if it's not a masterpiece.

How long is Tooken?

Tooken has a runtime of 81 minutes, making it a quick, snackable watch.

About Tooken (2015) — A Hilarious Spoof of the Taken Franchise

In "Tooken (2015)", an ex-CIA operative turned mall security guard watches his life unravel when his possessions—and his pride—are systematically stolen by a rival. Forced into action by the theft of his family's prized belongings, he reluctantly teams up with his mother, another sharp-witted ex-agent, to outsmart their antagonist. This high-energy spoof throws John Asher's comedic flair into the mix, blending slapstick humor with the thrills of an underdog revenge tale. The film leans into over-the-top action and absurd situations, creating a chaotic yet oddly heartwarming dynamic between parent and child. Expect rapid-fire gags, exaggerated fight scenes, and a satirical jab at the "Taken" franchise's serious tone.

While "Tooken" leans heavily into parody, its core is a lovingly ridiculous adventure where loyalty and quick thinking matter more than subtlety. The atmosphere is lighthearted yet packed with enough twists to keep viewers guessing, making it a fun, if flawed, escape for fans of spoofs and action-comedy hybrids. Whether you're here for the laughs or the absurdly earnest fight choreography, this movie delivers a unique brand of chaotic charm.