The Saint
Thriller • PG-13 • 1997 • 1 hr 56 min
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Extremely flawed but Val Kilmer and Elisabeth Shue were awesome. It’s fun, sometimes exciting, and always interesting.
Never saw the original, so don’t know how it stacks up. An interesting enough action thriller, though.
Interesting story. A Val Kilmer classic film.
Enjoyable movie, but a significant departure from the source material. Less detective, more modern James Bond.
I enjoyed the performances of Kilmer and Shue and the storyline. Get out of my face professional critics.
There are some decent moments in this Val Kilmer led action flick. Unfortunately the majority of the film is underwhelming.
Never been able to get into it honestly, still its ok and a time capsule of 90s technology.
Fun costumes, great Elisabeth Shue but except the love story... The Russian plot and parts are a headache. Corny and not really fun
Not a patch on the original Moore series which had style, grace, & flair, & some interesting episodes too! + Why make him American in this?
Nice addition to The Saint. Well made. A beautiful standalone movie.
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