Red Eye

DreamWorks Distribution | Release Date: August 19, 2005

8.6	USER SCORE Universal acclaim based on 524 Ratings

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JohsonJ.Sep 18, 2005

This was the worst movie I have ever seen. Save your money--this movie is not even worth renting. It should be called Brown Eye. It turned out to be a comedy because the scary parts were so predictable and cliche it was comical. I have This was the worst movie I have ever seen. Save your money--this movie is not even worth renting. It should be called Brown Eye. It turned out to be a comedy because the scary parts were so predictable and cliche it was comical. I have better movies on Lifetime Television for Women.… Expand

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NancyS.Sep 28, 2005

I came out feeling like I had seen an up-scale TV movie. It was fine for what it was but not particularly suspenseful. I call it a compromise movie, see it when a group is determined to see a movie and have to find something they all can I came out feeling like I had seen an up-scale TV movie. It was fine for what it was but not particularly suspenseful. I call it a compromise movie, see it when a group is determined to see a movie and have to find something they all can tolerate. I may have felt a little more negative on this, in that, although the acting was fine, the villan looked more petulant than anything else (although that does not preclude being threatening) which I found distracting.… Expand

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DamonO.Feb 27, 2006

The dialogue and pathetic character development are both shockingly bad. The acting of the two leads reaches B level for brief moments, but it doesn't matter because the plot and dialogue are so distracting that all I could think about The dialogue and pathetic character development are both shockingly bad. The acting of the two leads reaches B level for brief moments, but it doesn't matter because the plot and dialogue are so distracting that all I could think about was how the heck the movie received such a high (71) metascore. The only reviews to accurately describe the movie are the last three (Boston Globe, LA Weekly and Portland Oregonian). Seriously, trust only those three for this movie.… Expand

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ErikY.Aug 6, 2006

Awful movie. Just awful. Terrible plot, annoying actors, predictable, poor characterization, just atrocious. The beginning was littered with bad clichés and tired dialogue. The middle was farfetched and the end was unexplained and Awful movie. Just awful. Terrible plot, annoying actors, predictable, poor characterization, just atrocious. The beginning was littered with bad clichés and tired dialogue. The middle was farfetched and the end was unexplained and bared little resemblance to anything that happened previous. Case in point, the story evolves from airport bar, to airplane, and finally to a knife-chase scene at a suburban house. Lastly there was too many loose ends and the film rapped up ineffectively. This is best illustrated with one of the final lines, "And after you finish [the comment card] you can go ahead and just shove it up your ass". Note, this line had nothing to do with the film and was spoken unexpectedly. There was no running gag, there wasn't some hilarious set-up, that was the line in it's entirety. I can't go any further in explaining how hideous watching this movie was. Shame on those critics who believed this film had any redeeming qualities. I can confidently say that this was the worst film I've ever seen.… Expand

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JohnK.Jan 17, 2006

Not a bad movie for the first 45 minutes or so, but the movie takes an inexplicable left turn from a believability standpoint after the plane lands that ruined the whole thing for me. I could have dealt with the cliches of "No Service" or Not a bad movie for the first 45 minutes or so, but the movie takes an inexplicable left turn from a believability standpoint after the plane lands that ruined the whole thing for me. I could have dealt with the cliches of "No Service" or dead batteries in the cell phone, but you need to at least provide SOME explanation why someone being stalked would avoid security and police like the plague. Just didn't make any sense.… Expand