Criminal

this movie is alright. its pretty interesting watching them pull some of the cons they do, but then again why would a guy driving a benz need to pull those little stunts to make a little change. the way the story... Full review

Before setting forth reading my review of Criminal, you must take into account that it's apart of a genre that I cannot get enough of. Even if I finally have gotten out of an obsessive heist/ con phase that lasted... Full review

This movie was a fun enjoyable movie about a con man and a young mexican boy who is trying to learn the ropes. I think both did great jobs in their roles and that the movie ran along nice and smooth.... Full review

like i said smart film. its a real good film. its one to see. dont pass it up. it all plays out very well. rent buy it just get around to it.... Full review

So, first of all, I haven’t seen “9 Queens”, of which this movie is a remake of, although it hasn’t been billed that way. This movie was just made 4 years ago. Therefore I ask, WHY? It would be like remaking... Full review

I think Diego Luna is so hott the movie even though I have not seen it should be grest because he is the hottest man on this planet and I will be watchin the movie... Full review

ok...no i didn't see this movie but i just had to ask...How could a movie be boring with Diego Luna in it?!?!?!? Hes so hott! but anyway...he puts so much work into his acting that im sure this movie is great!... Full review

I feel bad seening Diego Luna in a bad adaptation of a great movie... but I won't take anything away from Diego... He can pull it off... even the worse movie, he's gonna make it work. The original es much, much,... Full review

I could see it coming.The plot was very familiar to me as i saw a version or part of it in hindi.So, although it was very provoking but overall it makes sense as the whole movie does.... Full review

This is a classic tale of what happens when someone gets greedy and tries to do a partner in. This film has you wondring the outcome down to the wire. If you like suspense and retribution check out "CRIMINAL".... Full review

Enough of them to make the film fairly enjoyable at least the first time around. OK, I admit I'm a sucker for these twisty-turny mystery yarns, and while "Criminal" is not at the top of the game, it's got its moments. ... Full Review

the remake is a nifty little picture....OK, I admit I'm a sucker for these twisty-turny mystery yarns....Now, understand, John C. Reilly is a terrific actor..... ... Full Review

In "Criminal," there's more of a grimy, street-feel to this crafty little con-game thriller than there was in the first film. Criminal" is rated R for frequent use of strong sexual profanity and some crude sexual slang terms, violence (a brief scuffle and some gunplay), use of some ethnic slurs, and brief drug content (references to drug abuse). ... Full Review

But with a solid cast and a smooth fluidity, it is a film.... ... Full Review

But "Criminal" needs the element of puzzlement and surprise. It comes down to this: "Criminal" is an English-language remake of " Nine Queens ," an Argentinean film I saw in 2002 and remember well. The plot as it uncoils is indeed ingenious. ... Full Review

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Review by David Stratton Now to CRIMINAL, at a casino in Los Angeles, Richard Gaddis, (John C. Reilly), a professional con-man, observes Rodrigo, Diego Luna, working his scams on a number of waitresses.Gaddis takes Rodrigo under his wing and after... ... Full Article

In "Criminal," the actor John C. Reilly sheds a career playing dupes and schlubs and gives his first full-tilt electric performance, playing an unscrupulous Los Angeles con man. Reilly is tall and tubby, with an attraction to parts that show ... Full Article

. Still, Jacobs keeps the film moving at a brisk pace, its shell-game narrative providing enough double-dealing plot twists to keep the audience guessing about who's conning whomeven though realizing all the while that they're the ones being taken for... ... Full Article

Now, I'm the first film fan to profess a disdain for foreign films revisited by American filmmakers -- there's usually little point in doing so rather than giving those foreign films a wider domestic release, beyond the sad fact that... ... Full Article

John C. Reilly (Chicago), Diego Luna (Y Tu Mama Tambien) and Maggie Gyllenhaal (Secretary) star in a contemporary caper movie set in Los Angeles. It's the story of an extremely odd couple: a young Latino man who will do anything... ... Full Article