The Interpreter Critic Reviews
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Thrillers don't get much smarter than The Interpreter.Read the full review
An elegant adventure of a different kind.Read the full review
Coolly absorbing without being pulse-quickening.Read the full review
What I admire most about the film is the way it enters the terms of this world -- of international politics, security procedures, shifting motives -- and observes the details of all-night stakeouts, shop talk, and interlocking motives and strategies.Read the full review
A suspense thriller of rare intelligence.Read the full review
The Interpreter bristles with the smart, steadily engrossing tension that marked such 1970s goodies as "All the President's Men," "The Parallax View" and Pollack's own "Three Days of the Condor."Read the full review
A cut above the average politically-based thriller.Read the full review
Made with an intelligence and craft that's increasingly rare in Hollywood thrillers.Read the full review
Yes, this could be a better film, but the good qualities it does have are rare enough to hold our interest on screen and off.Read the full review
As a straight-ahead thriller, the movie is enjoyable and stirring much of the time.Read the full review
