the direction is solid, the performances spirited and yet "The Misfits" never feels distinctive. At best, this left field heist thriller is enjoyably forgettable
Reny Harlin’s "The Misfits" is a tired, dull misfire; Everything about “The Misfits” is lackluster and lacking verve. The film is dull and dim like everything's been drained of energy; As much as the cast tries, there is no saving this tireless ret
it's an intermittently entertaining endeavor thanks mostly to the effortlessly suave lead performance by Pierce Brosnan; [but] the humor falls flat, the action bores and the big break-in makes little sense
compared to the self-righteousness of many a modern superhero film and the increasingly lugubrious "Fast and Furious" series, this flighty film is practically refreshing, even as it remains defiantly ignorant of the world in which it exists
by Martin Carr [Flickering Myth ]
by Richard Roeper [Chicago Sun-Times ]
