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Knight and Day (2010)
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Director:
James Mangold |
COUNTRY
USA |
GENRE
Action/Crime/Comedy |
NORWEGIAN TITLE
Knight
and Day |
RUNNING
TIME
109
minutes |
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Producer:
Todd Garner
Cathy Konrad
Steve Pink
Joe Roth |
Screenwriter:
Patrick O'Neill |
Review
Wrapped in a recognisable summer
formula, and saturated with some of the most hilarious and cheeky action
and dialogue on this side of the millennium, Knight and Day is a
delightful crowd-pleaser filled with the right amount of energy, humour
and thoughtlessness for hot summer evenings. In addition to James
Mangold's enterprising direction, an industrious and unrestrained Tom
Cruise, and a delightfully loose and inventive script makes this one of
the best film in the genre in a while. Never mind logic and realism when
the stage has been set as well as Mangold does here. It should be said
that the fun does dry up a bit towards the end, also when it comes to
the romantic vibe between Cruise and Diaz, but luckily, the good old
parents keep up the good stuff.
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