Taylor Lautner hits the bigs in his post-
Twilight career with the high octane thriller,
Abduction, from director John Singleton. Lautner takes on his first solo lead role as Nathan, a young man who uncovers a terrible secret about his birth when he finds his baby photo on a missing persons website. Co-starring Lily Collins, Sigourney Weaver and Alfred Molina,
Abduction will hit theaters September 23. It looks exciting, sort of a twist on
The Bourne Identity.
5 comments:
I really enjoy John Singleton's sensibility. Glad you mentioned Boyz in the Hood. I loved that film as a kid, and I still enjoy it today. It's sharp portrayal of urban plight (gentrification and the black experience) is fascinating. To think that Singleton made that film so young is a marveling revelation. Premise sounds interesting. For Singleton's sake, I might have to give the film and Lautner a go (despite the Twilight stench).
And Cloud Atlas sounds awesome. Just re-watched Catch Me If You Can over the weekend. I love Tom Hanks!
@Matt I can't believe Singleton was so young either. Boyz continues to impress me today. I like the premise for Abduction and Singleton is my only reason for seeing it, though I am a fan of Weaver and Molina.
Catch Me If You Can is a great movie and I think I might have to do a rewatch myself.
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Will do, Matt. Thank you very much on his behalf. :)
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