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Assassins (1995)
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as Robert Rath
as Miguel Bain
as Electra
as Nicolai
as Ketcham
as Alan Branch
as Jennifer
as Bob
as Remy
as Cemetery Caretaker
as Dowager
as Customs Officer
as Obnoxious Woman
as Pet Shop Lady
as Room Service Waiter
as Buyer No. 2
as Buyer No. 3
as Cop No. 1
as Cop No. 2
as Cabbie No. 1
as Maintenance Man
as Male Guard
as Female Guard
as Cabbie
as Cemetery Woman No. 1
as Cemetery Woman No. 2
as Bank Teller
as Bank Official
as Bank President
as Bodyguard No. 1
as Bodyguard No. 2
as Priest
as Reporter
as Reporter No. 2
as Reporter No. 3
as Puerto Rican Cafe Waiter
as Fruit Vendor
as Soloist
as Police Helicopter Pilot
as Parking Attendant
as Watcher
as Cabby No. 3
as Cop No. 6
as Cop No. 7
as Cop No. 8
as Cop No. 9
as Cab Customer
as Upset Passenger
as Newlywed Man
as Singer
as Money Hungry Man
as Cop No. 10
as Cop No. 11
as Monorail Driver
as Police Dispatcher
as Pro Choice Woman
as Bank Receptionist
as Towel Boy
as Helicopter Pilot No. 3
as Buyer No. 4
as Cop No. 3
as Cop No. 4
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Critic Reviews for Assassins
All Critics (46) | Top Critics (9) | Fresh (7) | Rotten (39) | DVD (3)
The plot becomes increasingly silly, and while some pleasure can be had in the improbable set pieces, this is not nearly as much fun as it should be.
The action is stilted and infrequent, reduced to indifferent gun play, car chases and one standout explosion when a gas main ignites.
There's so much dead air floating around in this icy-cool thriller that the director, Richard Donner, seems to be trying for an art-house version of his Lethal Weapon series (The 400 Blows to Your Head?).
A not-much-fun high-tech actioner.
An unusually serious, almost sombre thriller from the versatile action producer Joel Silver in which Stallone's a jaded assassin haunted by the past but unable to face the future.
Although he lets Assassins run on too long, Mr. Donner gives it a dependably slick big-budget style.
Audience Reviews for Assassins
06/07/2012 (DVD)
Super Reviewer
An explosive and pulse-pounding edge of your seat action-packed thriller. It packs a full-clip of riveting suspense and fast-paced action from start to finish. It`s smart, tense, terrific and energetic. A wickedly cool and exhilerating assassin-thriller with well-drawn characters and swift execution. Director, Richard Donner crafts one of his best films ever. Slyvester Stallone and Antonio Banderas are just pure dynamite. Stallone gives a strong and effective performance. Banderas gives a sensational and electrifying performance that shows a side of himself we havent seen before.
Super Reviewer
Devoid of substance and plausibility, but for the better part a decent action flick. Altough the action bits are really good, there's too many flaws to get past for me to rate it any higher. One such defect is the absence of intelligent dialogue. Or perhaps I should say dialogue altogether, as the characters almost spend more time talking to themselves than to eachother. None of them are particularily relatable either, and I didn't care much for who made it out alive by the end. I suppose Stallone's characters is meant to be some kind of anti-hero, but he is too stiff and emotionless for me to feel prompted to root for him. As for Antonio Banderas, well, he overplays his character so much that he often became a mere annoyance. The only saving grace in the cast is Julianne More, who at least gives a little effort in her acting. Anyhow, I couldn't help but draw parallels to Bangkok Dangerous, which is like a modern equivalent to this film, that suffers from similar plot problems. Gratefully, however, this isn't as bad. In conclusion: Fairly exciting, but nothing beyond the average.
Super Reviewer
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