Brad Pitt, Catherine McCormack, Kimberly Paige
There was a time when CIA operative Nathan Muir and his protégé Tom Bishop were inseparable, traveling the world and tasting everything it had to offer... from Vietnam to Berlin to Beirut. In a profes...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 16, 2002
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Stats: 2,690 reviews
Flixster Reviews (2,690)
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September 24, 2009They know/They don?t know. Meh, you start not to care towards the end but it?s an ok film.
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January 11, 2009Great thriller about two CIA operatives. Nathan (Robert) trained Tom (Brad) to be a CIA agent but after a job in Beirut they parted ways. The movie starts with Tom being captured by the Chinese for espionage. Nathan is about the retire but does everything he can to save Tom.
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December 18, 2008Hugely surprised by this film, it?s not the usual type of film that?s associated with the likes of Brad Pitt and it?s possibly the first film, where I have enjoyed the performance of Robert Redford. This film is a fascinating spy Action Thriller, with a realistic angle (i.e. not...( read more)
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September 3, 2008A stylish, intriguing, nail-bting and sensational thriller. A thinking man's spy movie. It's taunt, gripping, intelligent and exhilerating. Outstanding, breathtaking and explosive. Smart, thrilling and endlessly enjoyable. Loaded with suspense, excitment and some well-crafted act...( read more)
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November 14, 2009Nathan Muir: Seventy-four casualties, an apartment block leveled, one dead terrorist? Yeah, happy.
Tom Bishop: We have some fucked up barometer for success, don't we? -
November 6, 2009Vedere Robert Redford e Brad Pitt lavorare insieme mi ha resa una persona felice, però il film è stato abbastanza inutile, sigh.
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Critic Reviews
November 30, 2001
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
November 21, 2001
Moira MacDonald, Seattle Times
Scott, who's made numerous big-star action movies, brings some unexpected humor and elegance to this otherwise predictable film. full review
November 21, 2001
Steven Rea, Philadelphia Inquirer
What's that affliction called where you have a constant ringing, or thrum, in your ear? The one that seeps into your head and never goes away? Well, Spy Game is its cinematic equivalent. full review
November 20, 2001
A.O. Scott, The New York Times
Has the pointless, thrilling kineticism of a sports car commercial. full review
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April 28, 2007BRAVO! Wonderful entertaining....I loved the music! Robert Redford is terrific in this movie! Keeps you guessing right up to the end--and a smattering of East German history (pre-Berlin Wall coming down) & GENERAL GREAT SPY STUFF. Brad Pitt was quite believable! An awful lot of cute in this movie but not a trivial flick by any means!!
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