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- 04:03 PM, Apr 26
there isn't much else to keep you guessing, except trying to figure out the actors' motivesby Scott Bowles [USA Today ]
the movies bearing his imprimatur draw heavily from Asian cinema, graphic novels, and video gamesby Glenn Kenny [MSN Movies ]
the full house at the screening I attended frequently burst into guffaws at the terrible dialogueby Linda Barnard [Toronto Star ]
the filmmakers' inventiveness with special effects and action, which landed them this job, gives the film a good deal of visual punchby Betsy Sharkey [Los Angeles Times ]
the aftereffects of watching "Lockout" include an inability to focus or to complete a simple declarative sentence without an ill-timed cutaway in the middleby Michael Phillips [Chicago Tribune ]
still proves to be moderately satisfying B-movie cheeseby Nick Schager [Slant Magazine ]
pretty much flaunts its simplicity and unoriginality as a badge of honorReview rate : C- by Geoff Berkshire [HitFix ]
it's a great sci-fi concept that seems to promise a one-two punch of sleek visuals and provocativeby Robert Levin [amNewYork ]
clearly inspired by John Carpenter's Escape from New Yorkas well as borrowing a significant plot element from its L.A.-set sequelby Frank Scheck [Hollywood Reporter ]
briefly makes this movie more than a solo actby Manohla Dargis [New York Times ]
as is, Lockout's dystopian future of expendable lives comments principally on a dystopian present of expendable entertainmentby Nick Pinkerton [Village Voice ]
after watching Lockout, you just thank Guy Pearce for getting the job doneby James Rocchi [Boxoffice Magazine ]