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  • Abduction
  • Opened September 23, 2011 | Runtime:1 hr 46 min
  • PG-13
    Sequences of intense violence and action, brief language, some sexual content and teen partying
  • Information for parents: Common Sense Media says OK for kids 14+. Read More
  • A youth (Taylor Lautner) discovers the parents who raised him aren't his real folks, a revelation that triggers events and leaves him running for his life.
  • Cast: Taylor Lautner, Alfred Molina, Antonique Smith, Maria Bello, Jason Isaacs
  • Director: John Singleton
  • Genres: Suspense/Thriller

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  • Taylor Lautner in "Abduction."
  • Taylor Lautner in "Abduction."
  • Taylor Lautner on the set of "Abduction."
  • Taylor Lautner as Nathan and Lily Collins as Karen in "Abduction."
  • Lily Collins as Karen and Taylor Lautner as Nathan in "Abduction."
  • Taylor Lautner as Nathan and Lily Collins as Karen in "Abduction."
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Interview SD Comic Con Video Interview: Taylor Lautner Taylor Lautner joins us to chat in a baseball stadium about studying film with Jon Singleton, working with an all-star cast, his martial arts background and how Abduction changed him as an actor.

Abduction Recent Fan Reviews

  • Must Go!

    Good Movie. Edge of seat action.

    by MOM_OF_TWEENS

    I took 3 kids ages 12-14. We all liked the movie. Action was good, acting was good, suspenseful until the end. Storyline a little complex for the kids. They got the overall concept. For parents concerned about the rating: Said the F word once (that I picked up on.) The sexual content reference was in the train scene when they start kissing. They take off their jackets (only) and Taylor picks up the girl so her legs are wrapped around her waist. That's as far as it goes and it ends pretty quickly. In my opinion, it is fine for 12+ so rating is appropriate but parents must judge where their kids are at on this topic. I'm sure there was other minor cursing but was too involved in the story to pick up on it. There is a great amount of action in the movie-great for the guys. I think dads would like it, too. The action was a little much for the girls. The movie previews and ads prior to the movie were much more problematic than the movie itself. Go! You won't be sorry!

  • Must Go!

    Abduction

    by Abductionfan

    I loved this film. I also thought the acting was just terrific, I mean for Taylor to come all this way from like the other films he has done, it's just really amazing to see, I am like so impressed with his acting I really look up to him, an I think the director did a fantastic job with this movie meaning obviously with the directing stuff an all that. I would probably also say that this movie if anyone were to see it would be for teenagers an adults just because of certain things that happen in the movie, but over all I think this movie was just honestly fantastic! =)

  • Must Go!

    check it out

    by trjackson99

    I liked it, one of the best Ive seen in a while. I didn't like the teen soft porn though; when the young couple was on the train.

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Abduction Critic Reviews

No Avg. Critic Score 25 out of 100 Metascore ® based on all critic ratings.

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  • 55
    Movieline |

    As Nathan, the teenage hero of Abduction, Lautner shows he's handy with stunts,...

  • 50
    Orlando Sentinel | Roger Moore

    Abduction puts Lautner in motion and never goes very far wrong as long as he...

  • 50
    Slant Magazine |

    Odds are John Singleton doesn't know he's made one of the funniest films of the...

  • 50
    Entertainment Weekly | Owen Gleiberman

    Director John Singleton offers bits of suspense, but Abduction is less a movie...

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