La Femme Nikita Critic Reviews
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Based upon 9 Critic Reviews- Highest Rated
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Ludicrous. Its logic flies out the window like a rocket. It's unbelievable and ridiculous... But fascinating it is.Read the full review
The film, like Nikita herself, becomes more conventionally sleek and less interestingly bizarre as it moves along.Read the full review
Parillaud is expressive but rather mundane. She's best at playing sullen, but there are so many French actresses who specialize in this particular talent -- the French have mastered the apathetic pout -- that she seems generic.Read the full review
It's like "The Terminator" as reimagined by the editors of French Vogue.Read the full review
Like the movies its modeled after, it's shallow, frequently silly. But there's something about the mix--maybe something about Parillaud as the screechy, dangerous Nikita--that may make the movie a powerful engine of wish-fulfillment. [12 Apr 1991, Calendar, p.F-10]Read the full review
The picture, for all its slickness and style, is empty, empty-headed and emotionally false… [It] has no more depth than "Pretty Woman" and occupies the same moral landscape. [5 Apr 1991, Daily Datebook, p.E11]Read the full review
Disappointing. [6 Mar 1991, Life, p.9D]Read the full review
Surprisingly touching.Read the full review
[Parillaud] remains a totally uninteresting figment of Besson's blinkered movieland imagination, especially when she's in the company of Karyo and Anglade, who provide balance to her overacting.Read the full review
