Rules of Engagement Critic Reviews
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But the single most compelling performance may belong to Australian actor Guy Pearce.Read the full review
The drama ultimately retreats to safer, duller, more illogical, and more reactionary impulses and stereotypes.Read the full review
Friedkin turns on the juice and Jones and Jackson let it rip.Read the full review
Works splendidly as a courtroom thriller about military values as long as you don't expect it to seriously consider those values.Read the full review
There's not much going on here, and there is little suspense.Read the full review
The sentiments here are thoroughly semper fi, but the result occasionally works at cross-purposes.Read the full review
Passable, moderately diverting dramatic entertainment.Read the full review
A broad and obvious approach to ambiguous material that's virtually all plot mechanics with little nuance or characterization.Read the full review
It is the verdict of this court that it be led to a stockade reserved exclusively for cheap, pandering movies and duly shot.Read the full review
Strenuously as it tries, and pulse-poundingly successful as the embassy rescue scene is, Rules of Engagement never engages us.Read the full review
