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Knight & Day

Overview


Genre :

Action, Comedy

Release Date :

June 23, 2010

MPAA Rating :

PG-13

Director :

James Mangold

Starring :

Tom Cruise, Cameron Diaz, Peter Sarsgaard, Viola Davis, Olivier Martinez, Jordi Molla, Maggie Grace, Paul Dano, Marc Blucas

REVIEWS RATE:  Critics  Nothing's perfect, but it's worth seeing.    Readers  4 of 5 [Rate It]

3.5 of 5

“..the most entertaining made-for-adults studio movie of the summer..”
by Kenneth Turan [LA Times]
3 of 4

“..The locales are luxe, the banter witty, the bullets fly..”
by Steven Rea [Philadelphia Inquirer]
2.5 of 4

“..stylish, funny, brainless without being too obnoxious about it..”
by Ty Burr [Boston Globe]
“..Some of "Knight and Day" is unsatisfactory, too..”
by Stephen Whitty [Newark Star-Ledger]
2.5 of 4

“..slick and entertaining..”
by Roger Moore [Orlando Sentinel]
“..Logic and plausibility take a holiday in this nonstop actioner that counts on stars Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz to sell the nonsense..”
by Kirk Honeycutt [Hollywood Reporter]
2 of 4

“..Knight and Day plays like another chapter in Mission: Impossible and a TV game show called Survivor: Wichita..”
by Peter Travers [Rolling Stone]
Review rate : C+

“..Knight and Day plays it awfully safe..”
by Lisa Schwarzbaum [Entertainment Weekly]
2 of 4

“..Knight and Day is an action movie, and lordy, does it ever move..”
by Peter Howell [Toronto Star]
3.5 of 5

“..it's more merry-go-round than roller coaster..”
by Chris Vognar [Dallas Morning News]
3 of 4

“..It's a quintessential movie hybrid: a romantic thriller with exciting high-speed chases, brisk comedy and exotic scenery..”
by Claudia Puig [USA Today]
3.5 of 5

“..If you're willing to watch what's on-screen and leave it at that, there's fun to be had..”
by Bill Goodykoontz [Arizona Republic]
3 of 4

“..enjoyable without overtaxing the brain..”
by James Berardinelli [ReelViews]
“..A loud, seemingly interminable, and altogether incoherent entry in the preposterous and proliferating "action-comedy" genre..”
by A.O. Scott [NY Times]
3 of 4

“..a high-functioning entertainment machine..”
by Mick LaSalle [San Francisco Chronicle]
“..a high-energy, low-impact caper-comedy..”
by Justin Chang [Variety]
2.5 of 5

“.."Knight and Day" is nothing more or less than an average popcorn flick..”
by Elizabeth Weitzman [New York Daily News]

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