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Well, so I must confess I gave this a 10 just to compensate for some of the silly low scores. None the less, I did find the film enjoyable and should easily warrant a 6 or so. Quite contrary to some reviews I was very impressed with the lead, Taylor Lautner, and I think he has a natural and honest way to him that makes even this kind of dialogue digestible. The problem is that this movie is aimed at teenagers and therefore lacks all dark or threatening elements, making the movie a tad to much Disney. The screen writing is a bit sloppy and childish, which further accentuates the b-movie quality. None of this is the lead's fault though, I mean what could he do to change the concept of this movie? Turn it down? No, even this movie obviously never would have been made if it wasn't for the studio wanting to bank on the Twilight popularity, I actually felt Lautner made it enjoyable.

Abduction The best thing about your dad being a CIA agent is that you can cut ties with your dealer and start buying off him. And while the spook in this action movie isn't carrying, he does have an unsafe item on his person. When Agent Price (Dermot Mulroney) disappears with a list of crooked operatives, a terrorist (Michael Nyqvist) tries to obtain it by posting fraudulent posters of Price's son Nathan (Taylor Lautner) on missing children websites. Years later, while working on a missing child assignment for school with his classmate Karen (Lily Collins), Nathan comes across his photo. When he calls the number posted, Nathan instigates events that lead to his evading the terrorists in a frantic flight across the country. A maelstrom of ham-fisted acting, slapdash action and sheer pointlessness, Abduction should remain missing. Although, it is refreshing to see it's not a known relative doing the abducting. (Red Light)

My review will be short and sweet: Little Nikita (1988), starring 80's heartthrob River Phoenix, did the whole "kid discovers his parents are spies" thing much better. And River didn't see the need to take his shirt off every 5 minutes to distract you from the fact that he can't act... because he actually could. And for another "teenager gets caught up in spy stuff" movie, check out Gotcha! (1985) with Anthony Edwards from Revenge of the Nerds and ER. The 80's did spy movies much better. I'm pretty sure that's because we had lots of inspiration due to the Cold War.

Great acting, editing, special effects, suspense, writing, character development, plus a wonderful surprise find after reading all the misguided reviews. ,