Diane Kruger

An interesting formal exercise: exceedingly hard to swallow, but quietly engrossing...deserves style points for sticking to an unconventional narrative.

It's bad news when a Bruckheimer movie makes one downright nostalgic for The Rock...

Carion old-fashions the true story of the 1914 Christmas truce into sentimental melodrama....it's easy to imagine the story being told more effectively with less labor.

The cinematic equivalent of the guy who runs up to a cop, grabs the cop's hat, throws it to the ground and takes a shit on it. One is left a bit speechless.

A whole lot of movie, but it’s also technically mature filmmaking to a thematically juvenile end.

A not-bad thriller starring Liam Neeson. If that sounds like faint praise, it is, but at least this overgrown 'B'-movie tickles the brain just a tad...

Carion's film admirably resists overselling the material: it's an adult espionage film, with no comic-book theatrics.

A sturdy but uninspired crime docudrama that’s neither convincingly colloquial nor thrillingly stylish.