TelegraphMatthew McConaughey excels, but Steven Soderbergh’s attempt to get under the skin of the male stripping industry descends in...
Rolling StoneThe first part of the film is raunchy fun, but Magic Mike slowly degenerates into a simplistic cautionary fable.
New York Daily NewsDirector Steven Soderbergh makes sure his movie about male strippers is packed with pecs. But there's plenty more beneath it...
The New York Times A smoothly distilled collaboration that balances Mr. Tatum's heat and charm - and ambitions that are as transparent as Mike'...
SlateHalf wish-fulfillment fantasy, half after-school special, Magic Mike is in many ways an unserious movie -- but like many of ...
Los Angeles TimesIf filmmaker Soderbergh had paid as much attention to relationship dynamics as he does to dance number mechanics, this film ...
San Francisco ChronicleAt the very least, it is exceptional and one of the best and most original pictures to come along in 2012.
USA TodayAn entertaining workplace comedy with a dark (and well-oiled) underbelly and some predictable romance to leaven the raunch a...
Washington PostIt's a nicely balanced blend of comedy, drama and athletic dancing that plies its trade with winking, unforced self-assuranc...
Wall Street JournalTatum, whose talents have been the subject of debate, also makes Mike genuinely affecting, not to mention articulate within ...
The New YorkerSoderbergh has created a spicy yet lucid, surgingly high-energy yet smartly modernistic musical.
The GuardianChanning Tatum has the pecs appeal in the US answer to The Full Monty – but Steven Soderbergh's tale of an angsty stripper j...
/FilmIf that were the consequence of Magic Mike‘s appeal to popularity, that would be damned disappointing. But I guess sometimes...
TelegraphSteven Soderbergh's Magic Mike draws sensational performances from stars Channing Tatum and Matthew McConaughey in a film th...
Total FilmSoderbergh lets his hair down with a frank, funny dramedy that bulges with humour, heart and smarts as McConaughey gives it ...
Black Sheep ReviewsIf Steven Soderbergh had hair, "Magic Mike" would be him with it down. Way down.
/FilmMagic Mike never gets truly dark or twisted, but Soderbergh’s not afraid to occasionally let it get a little ugly.
E! OnlineChanning Tatum bares all as a male stripper with a heart that's almost as big as what's hidden in those tear-away pants. Dir...
ReelViewsIf your expectations for Magic Mike have been formed by the trailers and the TV ads, you can be forgiven for anticipating a ...
Chicago Sun-TimesWhether you're a man or woman, making money by allowing people to push cash inside your g-string is, I think we can agree, d...
Chicago TribuneMainstream audiences may wish for more — more thump in the drama, noisier narrative developments to compete with the generou...
Entertainment WeeklyMagic Mike has a conventional structure, yet a teasing question percolates beneath: If selling yourself is as much fun as th...
FirstShowingIt's really the only way a continuation of Magic Mike would be accepted, to stick with the ridiculous antics of the club and...
JobloIn the end, Soderbergh makes MAGIC MIKE work better than you’d ever expect – unless of course you are a straight woman or a ...
Film School RejectsSoderbergh and his cast deliver a fully realized story that just happens to be set against the shimmery backdrop of a male s...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Steven Soderbergh
Writer: Reid Carolin
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Channing Tatum, Alex Pettyfer, Matthew McConaughey
Release: June 29, 2012
Writer: Reid Carolin
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Channing Tatum, Alex Pettyfer, Matthew McConaughey
Release: June 29, 2012
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