Ransom

Prisoners is a dark and intense thriller that delves into the lengths a father will go to find his missing daughter. The atmosphere of desperation and moral ambiguity makes it a compelling watch for those who appreciate Ransom's psychological depth.

In Man on Fire, a stern bodyguard takes justice into his own hands when his charge is kidnapped, setting off a vengeful manhunt. If you enjoy the tension and moral quandaries of Ransom, this gritty revenge tale will deliver a similar emotional punch.

Taken follows a desperate father with a very particular set of skills as he traverses Europe to rescue his daughter from kidnappers. Like Ransom, it's a heart-pounding race against time that showcases a parent's relentless pursuit of their child's safety.

Gone Baby Gone is a thought-provoking mystery involving the disappearance of a young girl in Boston, challenging the viewer with moral complexities akin to those in Ransom. The film's grim portrayal of abduction and the pursuit of justice make it a natural follow-up.

The Negotiator pits a police negotiator against his own department when he's falsely accused of murder and takes hostages to clear his name. The film's intricate plotting and high-tension deals draw a parallel to the nerve-racking negotiations in Ransom.

Proof of Life explores the world of kidnapping and ransom from a negotiator's perspective, offering a taut drama sprinkled with action. This movie will appeal to Ransom fans for its similar themes of negotiation and high-stakes.

In Hostage, a washed-out hostage negotiator gets a chance at redemption when he's thrust into a volatile standoff. The movie shares with Ransom an intense look at negotiation under life or death circumstances.