Abduction

"Aside from such dutiful fan service, the film is a haggardly slapdash Bourne Identity knockoff, never rising above the level of basic competence."

"Sadly, it's impossible to fake the faintest enthusiasm for this picture, which is a fourth-rate Hollywood thriller that bungles a lot of thievery from better movies, is entirely bereft of suspense or excitement and features a leading man who absolutely, positively cannot act."

"Taylor Lautner can't hold cliche spy flick together with 'Twilight'-bred muscles."

"Taylor Lautner tries to hold his own in an action thriller too silly to give him much of a chance."

"Director John Singleton offers bits of suspense, but Abduction is less a movie than a piece of engineering, a glumly ludicrous cat-and-mouse blowout designed to win Lautner male fans along with his girl demo."

"The script, direction, and pretty much everything else feels like Jack Bauer, 24: The Teen Years."

"Singleton once radiated ambition and vision. These days, he seems to be aiming for mediocrity at best. Even by those extraordinarily lenient standards, the inessential, perfunctory Abduction falls short."