4/5

Craven is back on fine form with Red Eye - easily one of the finest suspense thrillers of the year.

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09/04/05

3/5

Craven's direction is brisk and efficient - he packs in fights, chase scenes, suspense sequences and explosions and still manages to wrap up the movie in just over 80 minutes.

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09/03/05

4/5

There's a crackling B-movie vibe to this gripping little thriller.

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08/19/05

2/5

Hitchcock, of course, got lots of mileage out of just such absurd plots. But Wes Craven, whatever other strengths he has, isn't Hitchcock.

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08/13/07

N/A

this mid-air thriller sees the director not so much soaring to the heavens as merely coasting along on auto-pilot.

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08/06/07

2.5/4

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07/14/07

2.5/4

Terrific casting can work wonders for a movie. If the stars are good enough, logic gaps as deep as the Marianas Trench disappear in the performers' glow.

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02/18/07

2/4

Fans of the thriller genre will probably be scared and entertained, but seeing Red Eye is more like watching a good television show than a good movie.

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11/01/06

5/10

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01/13/06

1/5

This is a screenplay so unbelievably bad that not even two very fine young actors and a director known for his knack for suspense can salvage it.

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01/07/06

N/A

Craven serves up a number of delightful twists and distractions to keep things consistently entertaining ... a snappy, diverting little popcorn-muncher.

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12/21/05

3/5

Just when you thought that Wes Craven was washed-up, back up he comes like one of the killers in his films, teeth bared and meat cleaver grasped firmly in hand.

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12/06/05

N/A

Strictly B-grade fare, but it has a playful wit and enough genuine tension to make it worth your time and money.

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10/06/05

1.5/4

Disbelief is never suspended by this silly waste of decent talent

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09/29/05

N/A

The remarkable thing about Red Eye — what sets it apart from the typical action film it could so easily have been — is how pointedly ... feminist is its point of view.

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09/16/05