If you're into sporting movies with a mix of racy scenes of violence then this is type of movie for you. On the other hand if you're not too keen on the sight of blood then you need to choose something with a rating below a 12. The love story between the two main characters is heart throbbing with a mixture of weird cringe scenes. The music throughout the movie is very current to the latest in hip hop, there are links of music from the old Rocky films. I would say there is a tiny amount of gore the main graphic parts are swelling to Adonis's face and blood. We would rate this movie a credulous 7 out of 10.I would definitely encourage you to watch this!

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.

Abduction is a spy film starring Taylor Lautner, lily Collins, and Sigourney Weaver. Now I will say that it does have a couple of entertaining action sequences and that Sigourney Weaver does a good job in her role. But other than that it's really just an extremely generic and cliché teenage spy movie. Taylor Lautner is nice to look at and for the straight guys Lily Collins is there, so if nothing else you got some I candy. The movie just suffers from a lack of originality. The lines of dialogue her also pretty cheesy. Taylor Lautner needs to improve upon his acting a good bit if he wants to continue his film acting career.

Usually I pay attention to average ratings on IMDb, but I broke my own habits to watch director John Singleton's terrible "Abduction". I figured how bad could it be....turns out VERY bad. Here's a movie that is tamed down in action obviously for rating reasons, but even worse, it has the most out-of-place poor music choices to accompany those toned-down action sequences. Sigourney Weaver must have been up for some easy money - how on earth she picked this turd was quite surprising. This movie is a failure and moldy cheesy in scene after scene. It deserves the truly rotten ratings that it's been afforded. It never fails to amaze how filmmakers will water projects down in attempts to pander. Poor and not worth a watch.