Nathan Harper (Taylor Lautner) is a high school teenager who stumbles upon a childhood photo of himself on a missing persons website. This discovery leads him to question his identity and investigate the circumstances surrounding his adoption. As Nathan delves deeper into the mystery, he becomes the target of a deadly conspiracy.
The climax of the film occurs when Nathan and his neighbor and love interest, Karen Murphy (Lily Collins), find themselves on the run from a group of trained assassins. The assassins are led by Kozlow (Michael Nyqvist), a dangerous figure with ties to Nathan’s past.
Nathan and Karen uncover a web of deceit and espionage, discovering that Nathan’s biological parents were CIA agents involved in a mission gone wrong. The missing persons report was part of a cover-up to protect Nathan from those seeking revenge for his parents’ actions.
As Nathan and Karen evade their pursuers, they must navigate a dangerous world of espionage and betrayal. The movie features intense action sequences as Nathan uses his newfound skills to confront the truth about his past and protect those he cares about.
The film concludes with a final showdown between Nathan and Kozlow, revealing the full extent of the conspiracy. Nathan learns the truth about his parents and comes to terms with his identity in the aftermath of the explosive events.
“Abduction” received mostly negative reviews from critics, with criticism directed at the film’s plot, dialogue, and overall execution. However, it found an audience among fans of action thrillers and Taylor Lautner’s performances.