Firefox

Firefox (1982)

  • 42% of critics liked it
    (12 reviews)

  • 39% of users liked it
    (15,215 ratings)

Producer/director/star Clint Eastwood takes his sweet time getting Firefox started. Eastwood plays Mitchell Gant, a past-his-prime U.S. pilot, smuggled into the Soviet Union to steal a new Russian supersonic fighting plane. Fortunately the KGB men are as burnt out as Gant, enabling him to abscond… More

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PG, 2 hr. 16 min.
Directed By
Clint Eastwood
Written By
Alex Lasker, Wendell Wellman, Craig Thomas
Genres
Drama, Action & Adventure, Science Fiction & Fantasy
In Theaters
Jun 1, 1982 Wide
On DVD
Oct 1, 2002
Warner Bros. Pictures

Critic Reviews

  • Jeffrey M. Anderson, Combustible Celluloid

    The movie is gripping in a slow, sure way.

  • Nick Schager, Lessons of Darkness

    As a spy adventure, the movie is close to abysmal.

  • Alex Sandell, Juicy Cerebellum

    The movie is saved from the trash-bin thanks to Clint Eastwood.

  • Scott Weinberg, eFilmCritic.com

    Once the chases kick in and the invisible jet shows up, you'll have already withstood a healthy amount of yawns for your troubles.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Conner R


    The first half of this movie is utterly flawless and therefore I can't say it's bad. While the last forty minutes are absolutely ridiculous, the rest is good enough to even things out. Clint Eastwood does a great job at playing a man of disguises and looks as threatening as… More

  • Chris G


    The 1980's were not great to Clint Eastwood. For every good movie he did during the decade, there was another that was borderline horrible. You know their names: Pink Cadillac. City Heat. White Hunter, Black Heart. Holding a special place in this list of Eastwood flops from the… More

  • Jason O


    Tommy Riley (James Marshall) goes to a different school and is immediately bullied around and threatened by several of the school's students. After getting in a street fight, Pappy Jack (Robert Loggia) notices Tommy's strong and fierce punch and invites him to be a boxer.… More

  • Stephen M


    Though he's too much of a craftsman to produce a complete turkey, Eastwood the director is never so dull as when he's tackling a spy movie. Stupidly, the film cannot decide whether to use the Russian language when Eastwood, supposedly fluent, is talking to enemy soldiers, or… More

  • Dean !


    A dodgy film with even more dodgy SFX....stick to Top Gun for your aerial action!

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