- Studio: Buena Vista Pictures
- Release Date: Nov 16, 1998
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 24 Ratings
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G-RadA.Sep 6, 200710Truly a Jerry Bruckheimer masterpiece.
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raVenAug 16, 200488 points added for good acting. 2 points subtracted for inspiring Ashcroft.
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JohnO.Jan 12, 20047An interesting movie, but not very memorable. It's nice to see veterans like Jon Voight and Gene Hackman on the screen again, though.
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PatC.Jan 7, 20045Watchable and forgettable. I sat mesmerized. What was it about?
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RickJ.G.May 18, 20035A flick for the paranoid conspiracy crowd, no doubt. Actually, this movie was my first exposure to the NSA. The movie is a non-stop chase, and it never takes a time out to allow the viewer to get to know the characters. Too bad they couldn't think of a better way to end it than a predictable, lame brain shoutout scene. The ending detracts from the movie more than any other scene.
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JaredC.Aug 14, 20070The violence is top notch, the language and dialogue is perfect, the story is great, but the engagement is nothing, I had a blank brain of interest for this film.
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RoryF.Dec 14, 200210Really good, really clever and well made, a big hit.
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May 21, 20126Enemy of the State is a mostly harmless chase thriller with one or two great scenes (NSA goes Italian!). The movie is solid throughout but is ultimately unmemorable. Not the strongest of Tony Scott efforts but it's certainly worth watching at least once.
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70The social criticism is as unforced as the humor (and the references to "The Conversation") in this 1998 conspiracy thriller, whose spirited action is balanced by an almost contemplative attitude toward surveillance phobias and the movie cliches they've spawned.
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50The strong parts are the rip-offs of "The Conversation." The worst part is the lack of understandable character motivations.
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88The picture is solidly crafted, performed to the hilt and full of humor.