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Twilight alumnus Taylor Lautner makes his debut as a leading man in a film tailor-made for him. Abduction puts Lautner in motion and never goes wrong as long as he remains in motion. I just love Lily Collins in the movie as the leading actress. She is pretty, awesome and have a bright future in acting. We will see that in three years time. Although I totally against Twilight but Abduction really caught my eyes and attention to watch it until end. Surprisingly it was amazingly directed and good storyline.
Abduction adalah lakonan Taylor Lautner, Lily Collins, Alfred Molina, Michael Nyquist, Sigourney Weaver and Maria Bello. The buff teen werewolf of "Twilight" plays a young man who has his world upended and finds himself on the run when enemy agents attack his home and the people he knew as his parents aren't who they say they are. In the opening minutes, we meet Nathan (Lautner), a studly wrestler in high school, constantly tested by his strict and martial dad ( Jason Isaacs), nurtured by his more understanding mom (Maria Bello).
But a class project with his elusive, unavailable neighbor (Lily Collins) sends them to a missing-children website. That's where they find a photo of toddler Nathan, reported as missing. And in asking about that, the teens trigger an explosion of revelations about Nathan's past and a desperate escape that sends boy and girl on the lam, with no idea of who is after them or whom they can trust.
While trying to figure out his true identity, CIA agents and assassins begin targeting Nathan, and he is forced to go on the run. He brings Karen with him, as her parents are away on vacation, and he begins to feel that he can best protect her. Nathan and Karen race to elude the agents and assassins, while aiming to solve the mystery behind his elusive biological parents.
The action thriller had an interesting concept, making a teenager the main protagonist who’s determined to discover the truth about his true family and background while protecting those he loves, the back-story isn’t extremely detailed. It’s hard to relate to Nathan, as there’s no in-depth information about his background, including why he felt he couldn’t fit in with anyone, or exactly why the assassins are after him.
Given that ‘Abduction’ is Lautner’s first major role leading outside of the ‘Twilight’ series, and the predictability of the thriller’s plot-line, the actor still did well with the material he was given. There is a good fight scene set inside the tight quarters of a train compartment that is well orchestrated and capped off by a surprisingly vicious payoff. But all of "Abduction" rests on the buff shoulders of Lautner, who is simply green and inexperienced to carry a movie on his own. Lautner does most of his stunts, some of which are potentially dangerous, and there's no denying he's a charismatic actor.
With a plot that most adults will stay a step or two ahead of, "Abduction" isn't going to challenge anybody who has seen more than one on-the-lam picture. But Lautner doesn't embarrass himself. In my point of view, Abduction is kinda a good movie for me. Not to say great but worth to watch. I don't feel that I'm wasting RM14 for a crap movie but instead I felt satisfied to watch some new and rising starts to lead a big budget movie. Congratulation to future A-list Hollywood actors; Taylor Lautner and Lily Collins.
I comment this movie
(4) ★★★★only.