Classified

I can see why people didn't like the acting. It was an interesting story, not like the average type of movie. At least it wasn't predictable, I think that's why it was an ok movie.

This is quite good. It’s almost like a pilot for a series. Eckhart has done a couple movies in a similar vein recently and he does it well. Definitely has potential to be to spy movies as Eastwood was to spaghetti westerns. I look forward to seeing more.

Classified (2024) - ❤x6

This was B+-movie. This is a better movie than a few of Eckhart's other recent B-movies.
But there's nothing particularly special about it.

How I rate:
1-3 ❤ = seriously! don't waste your time
4-6 ❤ = you may or may not enjoy this
7-8 ❤ = I expect you will like this too
9-10 ❤ = movies and TV shows I really love!

In the top 10 of the worst movies I've ever seen. Terrible dialogues, unwatchable special effects, and the co-star's credibility in her role is absolutely zero. In short, I wasted 1 hour and 45 minutes of my life.

This movie started well for a low budget / B-movie. Then Abigail Breslin showed up. I couldn't take her seriously as an MI-6 Analyst. Her bad acting made things even worse. Aaron Eckhart would have carried this through, had they paired him with an unknown actress who knew how to act. That way, this movie would have been a stepping stone for that newcomer to showcase her skills and progress in her career. Instead of that, we ended up with this mess.

While I knew it's not a Studio movie, so I expected poor production quality... But man, the acting was way bad and so was writing. If a decent studio had picked up the movie, they might have made it work (pretty solid plot).

The lady who played Kacey doesn't belong to cinema, I was pretty sure she was either the writer or the producer of the movie to have been cast into one of the main roles

Predictable story; usual impossible to kill heroes. Some laughable lines.

Had so much potential but the script was terrible.The acting was solid but Aaron and Tim deserved so much better than this.

Great location in Malta. It’s another B movie with Eckhart and ultra glib Tim Roth but seriously the screenplay,acting, and directing are worse than usual. The fight scenes are amateur despite the dramatic equipment and costumes. But what’s worse is the boring cheap soundtrack. Breslin as an ex MI5 agent is both stupid and incredulous. It’s hard to feel any empathy with any of the characters.

In a dumb, low-budget action/thriller like this, you're at least expecting some excitement. Here car chases crawl, Eckhart lumbers around with a de-aged face, and Breslin's bland character wastes her bloated screentime. A waste of talent in regards to the leads.