Found this movie to be awful and terribly lame but still wondering at the title choice...who was abducted? He was not kidnapped as a child as much as relocated, the girl went with him willingly when they ran and the bad guys never caught him...so why is this called Abduction?
Last Seen In Cinema: Abduction 4/10
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Did you see the film deanbriss? Or are you just defending Taylor's shytty work because you own a 'Team Jacob' t-shirt? Please explain how my question is ridiculous, who the h3ll was 'abducted' in this film? And in case you are too much of a 'Dipshyt' to know, here is the word 'Abduction's definition:
Abduction (noun); The action or instance of forcibly taking a person or persons away against their will.
Last Seen In Cinema: Abduction 4/10
Last New Release: Something Borrowed 7/10
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Your question is not ridiculas, it is simply incorrect.
shareWell Nathan was going to be abducted by the Russian.
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What is the matter with all of you people? Did none of you actually watch the film at all? Nathan saw his photo on a missing child website, and assumed that he had been abducted. The truth was stranger than that.
share"It's because Dipshyts like you will have a reason to come on here and ask ridiculous questions like that."
^^that was pretty much the stupidest response anyone could have ever come up with on this thread. Congrats deanbriss!
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"I don't think so Turkeya$$!"
Well you wouldn't would you? Too bad everyone else thinks so. And turkeya$$? what the *beep* was that? That was lame
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^by - Badge_2147 on Wed Sep 28 2011 16:31:55 "It's because Dipshyts like you will have a reason to come on here and ask ridiculous questions like that."
that was pretty much the stupidest response anyone could have ever come up with on this thread. Congrats deanbriss! ^
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I wondered the same myself. There was no abduction in this movie, or its history.
And, to the other reply, it's always fair to ask an unanswered question (without stupid dorks like you adding your wise-ass comments).
the cloest I can come is because he stumbled across his picture on a missing kids website, granted it was a trap by the bad guy.
share"Cool story bro."
^Do you know what a story is? Or was that just you saying something totally clever and not as typical as an Asian chick holding up the peace sign with her head tilted slightly to the side in a photo?
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The OP is correct, there was no abduction in the movie.
Turns out - the first of many plot holes was the title!!
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Maybe it was meant to be tongue in cheek. The audience was abducted.
shareYeah, my cash was abducted along with two hours of my life.
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I don't understand who was abducted either, I don't think anyone on this entire board knows...What even happened at the end? I don't even know, poor poor ending to another Hollywood action film.
shareHe thought he was abducted by his parents. He found his picture on a website for abducted children, which was set up in hopes to lure him in. How is this a plothole? It was explained pretty clearly.
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I think it may have been named this way, because the main character believed he was abducted. That's the only link to the title I can come up with.
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I think it may have been named this way, because the main character believed he was abducted. That's the only link to the title I can come up with.
His childhood was abducted. Even though he wasn't technically "abducted", his childhood and everything that he thought was the truth was taken away from him.
shareI think you're looking too deeply into a movie that is as shallow as something extremely shallow.
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