Don't Say a Word Critic Reviews
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Smart, stylish and, most important, satisfying.Read the full review
Generates tension from the get-go, albeit of an increasingly unpleasant variety, on its way to a disappointingly generic climax.Read the full review
If there's such a thing as joyless competence, it's exemplified by the grimly sensational kidnap thriller Don't Say a Word.Read the full review
The movie as a whole looks and occasionally plays better than it is.Read the full review
Don't Say a Word can be thought of as a case of Dial B for Boring.Read the full review
Don't say you weren't warned. There are instant clues that this ill-timed Michael Douglas vehicle is a dually unfortunate viewing experience.Read the full review
Thankfully, after its terrific start, Don't Say a Word transmogrifies so totally into Hollywood hooey that it's actually a relief. I'd hate to see a disturbance in the karmic perfection of Douglas's pitch-pure mediocrity.Read the full review
Don't even try to make any sense of this --none of it elicits a moment of genuine concern.Read the full review
Confuses an empty and derivative stylistic bravura with formal cleverness, and a sterile, mechanistic sensationalism with emotional intensity.Read the full review
The movie is a big, noisy mess, with a howler at its center: Overrouged psychiatrist Michael Douglas.Read the full review