- Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Release Date: Feb 18, 2011
User Score
6.3
out of 10
Generally favorable reviews- based on 211 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 147 out of 211
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Mixed: 38 out of 211
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Negative: 26 out of 211
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Nov 7, 20123America seems pretty hellbent on watching Liam Neeson kill foreigners. This thriller doesn't have any thrills, that's for sure. What it does have is an incoherent plot worsened by sloppy execution.
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Jan 17, 20121God awful drag of a movie. Slow, static, one dimensional characters you don't care about. 2 hours I'll never get back. I read a critic called this film stylish too. What? Stylish like a European Hooker?
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Jul 31, 20113
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May 25, 20113This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Mar 12, 20111
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Mar 12, 20113"Unknown for what it is .. is a decent not so thrilling adventure .. with a flawless plot twist. Liam Neeson does not feel well suited for this role. More or less a disappointing but somewhat satisfying thriller .which is not saying much" .. C-
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Mar 2, 20111
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Mar 1, 20110Very poorly conceived plot with gaping holes and poor dialogue. It had all the required car chases, assassins, etc. but not worth the celluloid in the end.
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Mar 1, 20111
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Feb 23, 20111
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Feb 23, 20112DUM DUM DUM. This movie is ridiculous, an insult to intelligence. Phoney Bosnian, Jamaican, German accents, 2 dumb bimbo blondes. What is Liam thinking?
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Feb 22, 20114Well that was a terrible hybrid of the Bourne Identity, Inception and the Fugitive. Extremely disappointing and highly convoluted. The special effects finishing was poor enough that it made me wonder if they had run out of budget for the right level of post production
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Feb 22, 20112
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Feb 20, 20114
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Feb 19, 20110
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50Not even Neeson, with his strength and his wounded-giant vulnerability, can prevent our interest in Unknown from sliding into contempt.
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40This is no more (but no less?) than what we have rather oddly come to expect from Neeson in his late period (Taken, The A-Team).
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60It is the rare conspiracy thriller that ripens as the villains' organization and motives are gradually revealed.