Chicago Sun-Times
Roger Ebert |
7 |
The movie is entertaining, but could have been better. |
Chicago Tribune
Michael Phillips |
4 |
...a galumphing mediocrity... |
E!
Luke Y. Thompson |
6 |
...could have been a lot better with a shorter run time and a stronger ending... |
filmcritic.com
Chris Cabin |
6 |
...kinetic, loose, and completely ludicrous, but also directed with efficient drive and ample humor. At a runtime circling the two-hour mark, it remains light on its feet even in its down moments, when it has to deal with the more inexorable mechanisms of its sub-Hitchcockian plotline. |
New York Post
Lou Lumenick |
4 |
...one of those movies that requires you to accept that every single time a character is presented with a choice, he or she will make the worst and most inexplicable one. |
Slant Magazine
Simon Abrams |
5 |
...the film's set pieces, banter, chase scenes, and central power dynamic between its male and female leads are all so ill-conceived and flat that the film never really pulls itself together. |
Rolling Stone
Peter Travers |
6 |
...rises or falls on how you feel about the body-and-soul chemistry between Cruise and Diaz... |
Entertainment Weekly
Lisa Schwarzbaum |
6 |
...an oddly uninvolving caper... |
New York Times
A . O. Scott |
3 |
A loud, seemingly interminable, and altogether incoherent entry in the preposterous and proliferating “action-comedy” genre... |
Los Angeles Times
Kenneth Turan |
6 |
...hardly a perfect film, not even close, but it is the most entertaining made-for-adults studio movie of the summer, and one of the reasons it works at all is the great skill and commitment Cruise brings to the starring role. |
People
|
6 |
Here's hoping you really dig Tom Cruise, because Knight and Day throws a bunch of Toms at you. |
LA Weekly
Dan Kois |
2 |
...a hyperactive, joyless thriller... |
Village Voice
Dan Kois |
2 |
...a hyperactive, joyless thriller... |
Onion AV Club
Scott Tobias |
4 |
...the plot doesn't twist or turn so much as link one poorly orchestrated action setpiece to the next. |
Christian Science Monitor
Peter Rainer |
5 |
...as is true of just about every movie these days that has a gun in it, [it] is a supersized kid pic. |
Variety
Justin Chang |
5 |
...a high-energy, low-impact caper-comedy that labors to bring a measure of wit, romance and glamour to an overworked spy-thriller template. |
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