Abduction

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Format:: DVD
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Abs-duction
Reviewed by Joel on 10 March 2012

Lautner’s acting skills are feeble at best and never convey more than the bare minimum of emotive language. Collins doesn’t fair much better and at times appears as a mimesis of twilights “Bella” – a cocktail of lifeless dialogue and expressionless delivery wrap up her performance. In fact, the whole film is completely miscast. Sigourney Weaver, a seasoned veteran of the silver screen seems like a fish out of water and delivers A-grade camp that is sure to be a black mark on her largely untarnished score card. Joining Weaver in the supporting role is Alfred Molina whose versatility is conspicuously absent in his performance as a head CIA operative.

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