1. San Francisco Chronicle

   Reviewed by: Judy Stone

   100

   With outstanding performances by Gene Hackman and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio as the embattled father and daughter, the film is a remarkably mature treatment of conflict in a family whose members are fully involved in the problems of our times. [15 Mar 1991]

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2. Los Angeles Times

   Reviewed by: Sheila Benson

   80

   Class Action s good, chewy entertainment, part courtroom pyrotechnics, part Machiavellian legal maneuvers. [15 Mar 1991]

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3. The New York Times

   Reviewed by: Vincent Canby

   60

   Class Action won't put you to sleep. Yet it vanishes from the memory as fast as anything dreamed in the conventional manner.

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4. Boston Globe

   Reviewed by: Jay Carr

   25

   Its squandering of talent makes Class Action a film that deserves to be disbarred, not reviewed. [15 Mar 1991]

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