ReelViewsLockout is painful. Not painful in the way Uwe Boll or Sex and the City movies are painful.
Entertainment WeeklyIn the wack-job futuristic thriller Lockout, a disgraced federal agent (Guy Pearce) is dispatched to rescue a woman (Lost's ...
Richard RoeperYes, it's cheesy and derivative. But Guy Pearce and Maggie Grace elevate the material, and it never takes itself seriously.
Chicago Sun-TimesSnow is an overwritten hero who talks like a sitcom character. Every line is a wisecrack, a gag, or what he fondly thinks of...
Entertainment WeeklyToo serious to be a parody and too stupid to be a viable action pic, Lockout floats like space junk in the final frontier.
Chicago TribuneThe editing by Eamonn Power and Camille Delamarre appears to have been handled while running from one gate to another in an ...
The Philadelphia InquirerLockout is genre all the way. The film wears its colors proudly, but it also, alas, wears out its welcome.
The Boston GlobeFirst-time writer-directors James Mather and Stephen St. Leger have put some thought into all of this - always a bonus in a ...
The New York Times Lockout...is...as dopey an entertainment as imaginable, but it's also a reminder that the film's star, Guy Pearce, has alway...
USA TodayA putrid film that comes dead-weighted with hammy one-liners and a plot so silly it borders on comedy...
San Francisco ChronicleMost of the time Lockout is pleasant enough, not something to recommend to a friend, but enjoyable in the moment.
New York PostIt's the kind of movie where someone tumbling in space above the earth's atmosphere opens a parachute and lands gently on ea...
The New YorkerAt the screening, in between laughing fits, people around me whispered, in awed tones, "B movie, 1956."
E! OnlineIn the future, the U.S. has built the ultimate maximum-security prison in space. But the inmates (shocker!) have taken over....
Hollywood ReporterWitty one-liners compensate for cliched plotting and cheesy effects in this sci-fi action thriller.
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Partial Film Information
Director: James Mather
Writer: James Mather
Studio: FilmDistrict
Cast: Guy Pearce, Maggie Grace, Peter Stormare
Release: April 20, 2012
Writer: James Mather
Studio: FilmDistrict
Cast: Guy Pearce, Maggie Grace, Peter Stormare
Release: April 20, 2012
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