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Critics Consensus: Collide wastes a talented cast on a would-be thriller fatally undermined by eye-rolling dialogue, logical fallacies, and humdrum set pieces.
Critic Consensus: Collide wastes a talented cast on a would-be thriller fatally undermined by eye-rolling dialogue, logical fallacies, and humdrum set pieces.
All Critics (37) | Top Critics (6) | Fresh (8) | Rotten (29)
Hoult and Jones are unable to breathe much life into their bland characters, and it's ultimately sad to watch the former Hannibal Lecter and Gandhi reduced to playing silly, tough-guy caricatures.
Unexceptional, a hodgepodge of corny voice-over and repetitive, anticlimactic plotting, with Hoult and Jones miscast as a couple of party-hardy American expats.
The kind of low-rent action movie that only exists because everybody involved knew that nobody in the Western world would ever see it.
I don't subscribe to the notion that a piece of art shows its entire hand within its first ten minutes, but director Eran Creevy's third feature doesn't inspire a whole lot of confidence with its bland introduction.
A flatly earnest Hoult and Jones are hamstrung by drippy dialogue, while Kingsley and Hopkins overplay their more colorful parts - with the former doing a cartoonish Turkish accent and the latter delivering lines with strange emphasis.
Hand-in-hand with its bleeding-heart nature, Collide has the ballsy idea of making a serious action movie about a fool in love, but that just becomes one of its many bungled stunts.
Extended sequences of high-speed highway driving interspersed with occasional interludes of hackneyed dialogue, clichés and wildly unlikely situations, that's what you get with Collide.
Collide is a textbook example of a junk movie that studios choose to dump into theaters to fill the dead zone of February.
A film where everything is second-hand and arrives several seasons late; only the pulse of excess between Kingsley and Hopkins brings a very slight touch of distinction. [Full Review in Spanish]
Nicholas Holt is at his worst. [Full Review in Spanish]
Ridiculous. [Full Review in Spanish]
Pure noir cinema. [Full Review in Spanish]
Collide is safe proof. When the fun in Collide begins, it hardly ends with a bang and leaves itself in its roots and never grows to be the flower it wanted to be. Maybe if this was taken more seriously and if they had more time to make it, this wouldn't even bother failing.
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