[Edaily Reporter Choi Hee-jae ] The action thriller "Taken: I Will Find You," starring Hollywood actor Liam Neeson, is returning to theaters on the 12th of next month to mark the 18th anniversary of its release.

Distributor Studio Big announced on the 27th, “‘Taken: I Will Find You’ has been confirmed for release on November 12 to commemorate the 18th anniversary of its original release.” Along with this announcement, the company released a new trailer featuring iconic scenes from the film.

“Taken: I Will Find You” is a time-limit action thriller depicting a former special agent’s relentless pursuit to rescue his kidnapped daughter within a mere 96 hours.

The new trailer for *Taken: I Will Find You* instantly ramps up the tension by vividly depicting the moment when “Kim” (Maggie Grace), who is traveling in Paris, is kidnapped by assailants while on the phone with her father, “Brian” (Liam Neeson).

As strangers burst in, the scene where “Brian’s” voice—calmly giving instructions to his daughter over the phone—intertwines with “Kim’s” terrified screams heightens the tension.

The following scene features one of *Taken*’s most iconic moments: the phone call with the kidnapper. “I will look for you, I will find you, and I will kill you” (I will look for you, I will find you, and I will kill you—I will find you, and I will kill you) has become a legendary line, spawning countless parodies and homages since the film’s release.

The nonstop action sequences that follow—including shootouts, hand-to-hand combat, and a high-speed chase through the city—foreshadow “Brian’s” relentless pursuit as he stops at nothing to save his daughter.

Finally, the taglines “18th Anniversary of Release” and “His Merciless Pursuit Begins Again!” appear, building anticipation for “Brian’s” return to the big screen.

Released in 2008, “Taken” won the hearts of audiences worldwide by telling the story of a father who single-handedly takes on a criminal organization to save his daughter, all through fast-paced action and a gripping plot. In South Korea, the film drew 2.36 million viewers.