Chicago TribuneThe film is pretty messed-up even without a recent tragic event hanging over its head.
Salon ArtsThe result is perfectly fine as midwinter time-wasters go, but will go down in movie history with all the pathos and resonan...
Los Angeles Times"The Green Hornet" may not be the most tedious superhero movie ever — the competition is admittedly tough — but it is certai...
Wall Street JournalSeth Rogen writes, acts and gets stung; reflections on, and of, Hollywood's FX addiction.
SlateRogen—who's far from untalented, both as an actor and a writer—should take care that the film's story doesn't become his aut...
Washington PostYou either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain. Or, in this case, a joke.
The New YorkerWith Christoph Waltz, who tries and fails to find a light, sub-ironic tone as a super-villain, and Cameron Diaz, who acts ch...
Washington PostI just want to make it clear that I am personally offended that someone would make a silly superhero movie.
E! OnlineMore comedic than a serious adaptation of the pulp hero, this Hornet is mostly Seth Rogen's show.
ReelViewsAfter several years of minimal screen presence, superheroes are coming back to multiplexes in 2011 with a vengeance.
Film School RejectsA second half that’s lean, features a ton of action, and takes the characters (and the violence) in some unexpected directio...
Hollywood ReporterDespite some entertaining moments, this long-in-gestation crime-fighter feature never reaches top speed.
Chicago Sun-Times"The Green Hornet" is an almost unendurable demonstration of a movie with nothing to be about.
Fused FilmSuperbad meets Batman is pretty much what you get with The Green Hornet, a film with crappy 3D, stylized action and good irr...
Entertainment WeeklyAs it turns out, despite their best efforts, Rogen, and Gondry too, have gotten stung by the Green Hornet, outwitted by this...
VarietyIronically, that perfect storm allows the team to defy the purists and reinvent the retro vigilante to their rowdy, irrevere...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Michel Gondry
Writer: Seth Rogen
Studio: Columbia Pictures
Cast: Seth Rogen, Jay Chou, Cameron Diaz
Release: January 14, 2011
Writer: Seth Rogen
Studio: Columbia Pictures
Cast: Seth Rogen, Jay Chou, Cameron Diaz
Release: January 14, 2011
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