Storyline
A young man sets out to uncover the truth about his life after finding his baby photo on a missing persons website.
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Cast
Taylor Lautner, Joanna Theobalds, Roger Guenveur Smith, Sigourney Weaver, Jason Isaacs, Emily Peachey, Ilia Volok, Michael Nyqvist, Richard Cetrone, Lily Collins, Alfred Molina, Maria Bello, Dermot Mulroney, Elisabeth Röhm, Antonique Smith, Nickola Shreli, Denzel Whitaker, William Peltz, Allen Williamson, Victor Slezak, Holly Scott Cavanaugh, Oriah Acima Andrews, Jake Andolina, Ken Arnold, Benjamin J. Cain Jr., Radick Cembrzynski, Rita Gregory, Tim Griffin, Nathan Hollabaugh, Cherokee Walker, Jack Erdie, Steve Blass, Derek Burnell, Tiffany Sander McKenzie, Joe Fishel
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Reviews
55
Movieline
As Nathan, the teenage hero of Abduction, Lautner shows he's handy with stunts, many of which he clearly and impressively performs himself, and good with a fight scene. But when it comes to exchanges of dialogue, displays of emotion or just standing around, he's stiff and manifestly uncomfortable.
50
Variety
Aside from such dutiful fan service, the film is a haggardly slapdash "Bourne Identity" knockoff, never rising above the level of basic competence.
50
Slant Magazine
Odds are John Singleton doesn't know he's made one of the funniest films of the year.
50
Orlando Sentinel
Abduction puts Lautner in motion and never goes very far wrong as long as he remains in motion.
40
Singleton's action thriller has a decent sense of propulsion but, after a faintly intriguing start, the convoluted plot mechanics overwhelm everything else, making you feel you're watching a detailed blueprint for a movie, and an increasingly far-fetched one in the bargain.
