Aaron Eckhart, Adam Brody, Cameron Bright
Nick Naylor, chief spokesman for Big Tobacco, makes his living defending the rights of smokers and cigarette makers in today's neo-puritanical culture. Confronted by health zealots out to ban tobacco ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 3, 2006
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Flixster Reviews (15,992)
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November 16, 2009This is one of those movies that I really wish I had seen sooner because I liked it so much. Aaron Eckhart was definitely an appropriate choice for the main character.
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October 1, 2009A really enjoyable film! Aaron Eckhart is become one of my favourite actors, his performance is faultless. The film isn't really about smoking, it?s about morals and politics and whether they can ever go hand in hand. Its direction, script and its says-it-like-it-is attitude make...( read more)
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July 2, 2009A rather interesting film. Delving into the world of spin-doctoring, the film's wit moves fast and offers much humor to go with the lessons provided.
Aaron Eckhart was a dynamite choice for Nick Naylor, spokesman extraordinaire. The character himself seems nearly unflappable, ev...( read more) -
June 13, 2009This was a very interesting movie. A very impressive screenplay based on the novel by Christopher Buckley and brought to the screen by Jason Reitman (also director). The movie is a satirical comedy that follows Nick Naylor (Eckhart, who is in top form), Big Tobacco's chief spokes...( read more)
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March 19, 2009Good but soft satire. It makes you aware of the power of words, but it doesn't hit hard enough just how much influence the tobacco industry has over our culture
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November 21, 2009"After watching the footage of the Kent State shootings, Bobby Jay, then seventeen, signed up for the National Guard so that he, too, could shoot college students."
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November 11, 2009+1 uma daquelas idéias de "vamos pegar algo errado e de alguma forma fazê-lo parecer bonito" ou de um ponto de vista diferente "vamos pegar algo taxado como errado que deixa alguns fulos e torná-los mais amargurados". Aaron Eckhart tem uma forma de atuar bem simples mas nada cans...( read more)
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October 28, 2009A very CLEVER movie i've ever seen! Many things i could learned from it.
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October 24, 2009ironico.... engraçado.... piadas inteligentes e cara.... como tem tantos idiotas q ainda fumam????
Critic Reviews
October 7, 2006
Stephanie Zacharek, Salon.com
May 12, 2006
David Edelstein, New York Magazine
Even the good lines here last a self-congratulatory beat too long. full review
March 31, 2006
Moira MacDonald, Seattle Times
Reitman, still in his 20s, knows something that many more seasoned directors never figure out: how to make audiences laugh along with a film that's laughing at itself. full review
March 31, 2006
Amy Biancolli, Houston Chronicle
Literate and smirky in its assault on liars and fools across the map. full review
March 30, 2006
Colin Covert, The Minneapolis Star Tribune
To watch the film is to feel the delicious discomfort of being seduced by a devilish charmer. full review
March 24, 2006
Mick LaSalle, San Francisco Chronicle
Thank You for Smoking is a glib satire with a slick surface, lots of snappy patter and nothing to sell but its own cleverness. full review
March 23, 2006
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
Here is a satire both savage and elegant, a dagger instead of a shotgun. Thank You for Smoking targets the pro-smoking lobby with a dark appreciation of human nature. full review
March 16, 2006
Claudia Puig, USA Today
That quirky and intelligent rarity that elicits wry smiles and hearty laughs alike. full review
March 13, 2006
Nick Schager, Slant Magazine
Tediously subscribes to a cover-your-*** school of social comedy in which everyone and everything prove fair game for ridicule. full review
March 9, 2006
Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
Ethics never get in the way of the jokes. Both sides of the political fence will feel royally skewered. full review
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December 6, 2007A good film that in the beginning started kind of slow but picked up. The middle of the movie kind of fell short of what I thought could have been done better to keep the film going. But in the end it all came together and explained what this movie was all about all along. The main character "Aaron Eckhart" did a good job but I wouldn't give him actor of the year. This film needed more comedic lines and story to back it up. All and all a good movie I would rather watch for free on Netflix than spend money to see it.
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October 13, 2006"thank you for smoking" thats a really nice movie!!! i'm glad that i wach it !! its a great movie with great acting hehe you have to wach it its nice !!
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September 26, 2006didn't want to watch glad i did. witty intelligent film with no morals! cool
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