Knight and Day (2010)

MINOR PLOT SPOILERSThe name Knight comes from the real name of Tom Cruise aka Rob Miller aka Matthew Knight. Plus he uses a toy knight to conceal an experimental battery that can power a whole city. I am sure there may be some other knight symbols, such as knight in shining armor etc., but the movie isn't designed to be that deep. Cruise bumps into Diaz (June) in an airport as they get on the same flight. After some innocent flirting Diaz goes into the airplane restroom and does some primping, trying to figure out how to hook up with Rob Miller (Cruise). While Diaz is looking in the mirror checking out her T&A, Cruise is being attacked by everyone on the plane. Diaz comes out, has a drink with Cruise who explains that the pilots are dead.Later in the movie Diaz attempts to have a serious conversation with her former bf. As she explains about the airplane, he ignores her and tries to talk about "the relationship." The movie is filled with these numerous turn arounds, most of which come near the end. One chase scene reminded us of that "Mission Impossible" criticized impossible train explosion scene, as Cruise jumps to the wind shield of an automobile which Diaz is driving. Crusie jumps around building tops like The Phantom and at one point Diaz models a red bikini for us. Eventually Diaz gets into the whole spy thing and decides to take matters in her own hands. The movie is fun and clever. The action has impossible chase scenes, but what action movie doesn't. It would make a great date movie.Occasional dropping of the F-bomb

I found KNIGHT AND DAY to be a slick and soulless slice of screen entertainment, bloated by a budget stretching in to the hundreds of millions and lacking any kind of style, wit, or originality of its own. It comes across as a comic spoof of the BOURNE franchise, loaded down with random action sequences which come thick and fast but do nothing to further the plot, and overly reliant on CGI and super-fast editing to make it all a mindless jumble. Tom Cruise's arrogant super-agent is one of those characters who can take down dozens of villains without breaking a sweat and there's something inherently creepy about him here. As for Cameron Diaz, slipping into her familiar 'bumbling dolt' routine, she's dreadful, and I'm afraid that's my approximation of the film as a whole.

"June Havens" (Cameron Diaz) is a young woman who enjoys fixing automobiles and because of that she just happens to have booked a flight from Wichita, Kansas to Boston to deliver some parts. While at the airport she accidentally bumps into man named "Roy Miller" (Tom Cruise) and the two of them soon become better acquainted on the flight. What she doesn't know is that when she bumped into Roy he placed a secret device in her carry-on luggage and that her life was about to change in a manner in which she could scarcely conceive. Now rather than reveal any more I will just say that this was one of those "secret agent films" which had a good mixture of action and comedy all the way through. Although I wasn't totally impressed with the chemistry between the two main characters, I thought that Tom Cruise put on an excellent performance and combined with a pretty good plot I have rated this movie as above average.

This was a great piece of intellectual entertainment all you freaking mental midgets (*masturbat **s* was not allowed God bless Holy Hollywood!!)who cannot fathom something new , different or original need to get a life.Get s freaking life...Nombrilists 3 stars??? Brilliant film with a captivating couple that carry us away into our wildest fantasies..you others? Get a life!!This thing is a JOKE...what ever happened to the 1st amendment? Only if it suits the powers that be it would appear...What absurd rule they have here! Language is censored in film but not in life?? Kant would run these arseholes ragged