Scott Eastwood’s 105-Minute ‘Reacher’ Replacement Is Officially a Prime Video Powerhouse

Scott Eastwood’s 2025 kidnapping thriller is finding an audience on Prime Video. It gives Reacher fans another rescue mission to consider. The film pairs Eastwood with Kate Beckinsale in a story involving an abducted child, a desperate mother, and a conspiracy reaching into international espionage.

Directed by James Kent, the movie stars Beckinsale as Maureen Danning, who turns to Eastwood’s Robeson, a former Marine and child-abduction specialist, for help recovering her daughter. At 105 minutes, it offers a manageable evening watch for viewers who want suspense without committing to an entire season.

Stolen Girl Climbs Prime Video’s Worldwide Movie Chart

Stolen Girl ranks No. 8 on Prime Video’s worldwide movie chart for October 15, 2026, with 82 points (via FlixPatrol). The thriller sits just one position behind 13 Days, 13 Nights: In the Hell of Kabul. It is placed ahead of Shell and Now You See Me: Now You Don’t.

The movie has two familiar faces working in its favor. Beckinsale brings the recognition of the Underworld franchise. Eastwood gives viewers another recognizable name to spot while browsing. Crucially, the premise takes very little explaining: a mother wants her daughter back, and the man helping her has experience recovering abducted children.

Maureen’s search begins after her ex-husband takes their daughter, Amina, to the Middle East. Her partnership with Robeson draws her into a much larger tangle involving intelligence operations and conflicting interests. It begins as a desperate family crisis, but soon becomes a mission in which knowing whom to trust is part of the danger. 

That combination gives the film a straightforward streaming pitch. There is an immediate emotional stake, a specialist brought in to help, and the suggestion that recovering the child will require confronting people with considerable power.

Why Stolen Girl Could Appeal to Fans of Reacher

Scott Eastwood in Stolen Girl | Credits: Vertical

Eastwood’s Robeson provides the clearest connection to Reacher. He is a former serviceman whose particular skills become essential to someone facing a dangerous situation. His background as a child-abduction specialist gives him a reason to enter a world Maureen cannot easily navigate alone. 

For Reacher viewers, the potential attraction is that familiar combination of military experience, a rescue mission, and a conspiracy extending beyond the immediate threat. A missing child supplies the personal stakes; the involvement of intelligence agencies complicates the route home. We know there is no end to Reacher after season 6 renewal, but even Jack needs a break between seasons. Stolen Girl could give fans something to watch while they wait for his next outing.

The comparison does have its limits. Beckinsale’s Maureen is central to Stolen Girl, and the story follows her determination to recover her daughter. Eastwood plays the specialist who joins that search. It is the story of that partnership rather than of a lone wandering hero.

That could still make it a worthwhile title for Reacher fans to investigate. The appeal lies in watching capable people work through a dangerous rescue, with enough uncertainty about their allies to complicate every step. The movie’s critical reception was decidedly mixed. While Rotten Tomatoes doesn’t give it a Tomatometer score, only 5 out of 9 listed reviews, or 56% of them, are positive as of October 15. 

Does Stolen Girl make your watchlist, or would you rather rewatch Reacher? Let us know in the comments.