"Abduction" catches people's attention with action gun battles and tells the story with suspense. As a typical action movie, action scenes are naturally indispensable. The film focuses on hardcore combat, and the style of fist and gun battle scenes are very realistic.
"Abduction" belongs to the special agent category, which captures the very core factors of this type, especially borrowing the "Cold War mentality" model. This alone brings the film to the level of a professional agent, so even if an American high school student is the protagonist, it will not feel like a soap opera. On the contrary, the protagonist's skill level is also logically reasonable. If the film conforms to the well-prepared rhythm and dedicated to the chaos of bullets and bullets at the end, the film will not be anticlimactic, but a splendid spy story. It's a pity that the film gave up efforts, deliberately changed the rhythm, and fell when it was infinitely close to the end, which was still disappointing.
