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DoesnвЂ™t appeal to me but may be the fashion world will and the new generation. On a side comment, I think Lily Collins will be setting a new trend for thicker fuller eyebrows. I remember Singleton best for bringing the hood-life to the screen with Boyz in the Hood and Higher Learning. Talents of veteran actors, Weaver and Nyqvist are somewhat limited due to the modest screenplay and script. Also, the males will not see any revealing parts of pretty Lily Collins either вЂ“ just some harmless kissing thatвЂ™s suited to romance novels.

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I suspect his abs have a contract with the Twilight series and can only be revealed there. Ladies wanting to catch a glimpse of his abdomens maybe disappointed as there is no nudity is this film. There is decent enough action on this flick as Lautner gets to show off his karate skills, flex his muscular arms, sexy stare (.just to women) and put on tight t-shirts that Simon Cowell would die for. With most action films, you are expected to suspend disbelief and with a director who brought you the thrills and spills of 2 Fast 2 Furious and Four Brothers (Mark Walhberg), you know what you need to do вЂ“ leave the logic to your computer and youвЂ™ll have a good time watching this. John Singleton, most famous (amongst the current generation) for directing the blockbuster 2 Fast 2 Furious has helmed the directorвЂ™s seat for Abduction starring вЂњMr.AbsвЂќ Taylor Lautner, Lily Collins, Sigourney Weaver, and Michael Nyqvist. Abduction was the final feature film John Singleton directed before his death in 2019. director of photography Film Editing by Bruce Cannon.

(written by) Cast (in credits order) verified as complete Produced by Music by Cinematography by Peter Menzies Jr. (directed by) Writing Credits ( WGA) Shawn Christensen.

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Every second counts as Nathan and Karen race to evade an army of assassins and federal operatives. Abduction (I) (2011) Full Cast & Crew See agents for this cast & crew on IMDbPro Directed by John Singleton. Just as he begins to piece together his true identity, Nathan is targeted by a team of trained killers, forcing him to be on the run, with the only person he can trust, Karen. He realizes his parents might not be his own and that his life may be fabricated to hide something more mysterious and dangerous. Collins is cute enough, but aside from one admittedly steamy kissing scene, the two don't conjure any heat.While working on a school project with Karen (Lily Collins), Nathan Price (Taylor Lautner) stumbles on picture of himself as a young boy on a website for missing persons. And the screenplay doesn't do him any favors it has him speaking and acting in a completely unbelievable manner for a guy who's just lost his parents. The scenes of Nathan crying are painful to watch, because you can tell how difficult they were for Lautner. But the truth is that as adorable as Lautner may be - and as gifted with the physicality necessary for an action career - he lacks the acting range to carry a movie's emotional center. If anything, he should find an ensemble where he lends support to actors like his co-stars.ДЄs Twilight heartthrob Jacob, Lautner's intensity makes him downright irresistible - especially if you're only paying attention to his shirtless scenes. It makes perfect sense that Singleton recruited a cast of acclaimed actors to bolster Lautner's leading-man debut, but sadly he's not up to the task yet. In addition to Bello and Isaacs - who have more chemistry in a couple of scenes than Collins and Lautner in the entire film - there's Weaver, Swedish star Michael Nyqvist (of the original The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) and Alfred Molina, who plays a squirrelly CIA agent in charge of the mission to rescue Nathan. Abduction - Rotten Tomatoes For many years, Nathan Harper (Taylor Lautner) has had the uneasy feeling that life with his family isnt quite what it seems. The best part of this John Singleton production is the sheer number of excellent actors who pop up as supporting players.

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