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Angel Eyes (2001) Rank 5 Reviews
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CinemaSense.Com: Movie Reviews of the Heart
The Movie Mom (Nell Minow)
Watch out -- they're trying to sell this movie as a thriller with supernatural overtones, but it turns out that it is a very traditional love story, and a surprisingly touching one, too. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at The Movie Mom (Nell Minow)
Dustin Putman
Chicago P.D. officer Sharon Pogue (Jennifer Lopez) has had a rough year. Although she loves her job, she is mostly estranged from her entire family, and is living a lonely, single life. During a neartragic fight with a driveby shooter, her life is ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Dustin Putman
artechock (Thomas Willmann)
San Francisco Chronicle (Mick LaSalle)
Film Threat, Hollywood's Indie Voice
Jennifer Lopez is now such a multimedia icon that it's easy to forget that her acting skills are what earned her first major notice back in 1997 with her Golden Globe-nominated performance in Selena. So how refreshing--and somewhat surprising--it is ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Film Threat, Hollywood's Indie Voice
ShowBIZ Data
Warner Bros. Pictures presents a film directed by Luis Mandoki. Written by Gerald DiPego. Running time: 104 minutes. Rated R (for language, violence and a scene of sexuality).
Judging from critics' comments, Angel Eyes was calculated to appeal to men ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at ShowBIZ Data
Reel Criticism reviews Angel Eyes
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A Guide to Current DVD (Aaron Beierle)
Film Monthly (Christina Swosinski)
JoBlo's Movie Emporium reviews "Angel Eyes"
THE WEEKLY MOVIE REVIEW
Home Theater Info (Doug MacLean)
DVD Authority.com (Matt Brighton)
I'll be the first to admit that I'm not the biggest Jennifer Lopez fan (or J-Lo or whatever she calls herself these days). I will, though, admit that she is a fairly decent actress. With her roles in "Selena", "Anaconda" and "Out of Sight"; it's clear ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at DVD Authority.com (Matt Brighton)
Christian Spotlight on the Movies
3 Black Chicks ("The Diva")
The Digital Bits
Popkorn Junkie's Review of Angel Eyes
The Popkorn Junkie
Though I enjoyed the film, I think I need to give you sample of the dialog, so you will know what to expect. At one point Sharon was rhetorically wondering why they met. Catch responded that "Some people say that each of us puts out a smell that only ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at The Popkorn Junkie
Cinema Signals (Jules Brenner)
SPLICEDwire (Rob Blackwelder)
Cinema in Focus (Denny Wayman and Hal Conklin)
Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Bob Longino)
A lot like Caviezel's earlier and popular flick Frequency . It may not be great moviemaking, but it does work. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Bob Longino)
Aisle Seat (Mike McGranaghan)
There aren't enough grown-up relationships on screen these days. Angel Eyes is refreshing in its refusal to stoop to easy cliches. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Aisle Seat (Mike McGranaghan)
Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies (Greg Dean Schmitz)
UpcomingDiscs.com (Jeremy Frost)
This is not an amazing film, but the DVD release was very respectable. Angel Eyes is “a story about a seemingly unlikely couple who cross paths under life-threatening circumstances as though they are destined not only to meet but to save each other's ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at UpcomingDiscs.com (Jeremy Frost)
Window to the Movies (Jeffrey Chen)
Well, there's no twist ending here. Let me do the movie-makers a favor here and give the film a true advertisement. Angel Eyes is not a mystery cop-thriller. It's a human drama about lonely people who have pasts to face and overcome. Seen that way, the ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Window to the Movies (Jeffrey Chen)
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The UK Critic (Ian Waldron-Mantgani)
But no. "Angel Eyes" is a love story -- one of uncommon style, thought and intelligence. It was directed by Luis Mandoki, who also made "White Palace", another film about love as a particular connection between two people rather than some goofy ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at The UK Critic (Ian Waldron-Mantgani)
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (Jack Garner)
As romances go,Angel Eyeswith Jennifer Lopez is morose -- a shadowy urban tale of two scarred people who try to rescue each other, in more ways than one.The trailer and early elements in the film lead you to expect a metaphysical ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (Jack Garner)
Movie-Vault.com (Matthew Coats)
Laramie Movie Scope (Robert Roten)
Lopez takes a chance on the tough role of police officer Sharon Pogue and she pulls it off beautifully. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Laramie Movie Scope (Robert Roten)
Homer Yen
His destiny lies with officer Sharon Pogue (Jennifer Lopez), a feisty cop whose desire to fight crime seems as if its some measure of her selfworth. During one of her frenetic chases, she is ambushed. Out of nowhere, Catch appears to save her. Destiny ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Homer Yen
The King's Room (Paul Perkins)
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watchingmovies.com (Rob McKinnon)
Everything worked for me in this film. Angel Eyes was an absolutely delightful surprise. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at watchingmovies.com (Rob McKinnon)
Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert)
Jennifer Lopez is the real thing, one of those rare actresses who can win our instinctive sympathy. She demonstrates that in "Angel Eyes," playing a tough cop who does everything she can ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert)
Greenwich Village Gazette (Eric Lurio)
The Cranky Critic (Chuck Schwartz)
BBC Films (Almar Haflidason)
The Net-Monster reviews "Angel Eyes"
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Screen It! Entertainment Reviews for Parents
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Harvey's Movie Review (Harvey O'Brien)
La Movie Boeuf (David N. Butterworth)
hybridmagazine.com
Why is it a big studio will sometimes spend millions of dollars to convince the public that a movie is something that it is not? All that does is disappoint those who see the movie with false expectations, and keep those who would actually have enjoyed ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at hybridmagazine.com
Movies 101 (Robert Glatzer)
MediaCircus (Anthony Leong)
B Fatt. & Lazy Movie Reviews
PopMatters (Cynthia Fuchs)
Shadows on the Wall (Rich Cline)
MovieFreak.com (Sara M. Fetters)
Movie ram-blings (Ram Samudrala)
Cineclub-Filmkritik
Ozus' World Movie Reviews (Dennis Schwartz)
It's a gritty cop movie, but only when the two protagonists are inarticulate and are trying to form a relationship to ease their inner pain. They have both lost their families in one way or another. Their romance is quirky and seems to be stumbling ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Ozus' World Movie Reviews (Dennis Schwartz)
Austin Chronicle (Marrit Ingman)
Black Flix (Laurence Washington)
Spirituality & Health (Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat)
In the opening scenes of this romantic drama, Sharon (Jennifer Lopez), a Chicago police officer, helps keep the victim of an automobile crash conscious until help arrives. A year later, Catch (Jim Caviezel) is wandering the streets of the city like a ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Spirituality & Health (Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat)
CineScene.com (Don Larsson)
Reeling Reviews (Robin and Laura Clifford)
The Filmsnobs (Stephen Himes)
Philadelphia City Paper (Cindy Fuchs)
Sun Newspapers of Cleveland
Reel.com (Tor Thorsen)
Jump Cut. Magazin für Film und Kritik
Combustible Celluloid (Jeffrey M. Anderson)
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Tough Chicago cop Lopez is powered by pure attitude. She knocks her mouthy arrests about with the physical overkill of Dirty Harry. Her family dysfunction has left her so defensive that she doesn't converse so much as interrogate.
A gentle wanderer ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Movie Hell (Michael J. Legeros)
ANGEL EYES, which, for the record, was screened solely at the request of She Who Sometimes Gets a Say in What We See [author's companion's note: yeah right], is an overlong, under-interesting, reconciliationthemed love story slash police drama slash ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Movie Hell (Michael J. Legeros)
Steve Rhodes
The biggest argument against seeing ANGEL EYES comes from its MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE team of director Luis Mandoki and writer Gerald Di Pego. An uneven story that moves in fits and spurts, it has trouble ever quite deciding what it wants to be. Not a ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Steve Rhodes
DVD Clinic ("The Shootin Surgeon")
A strange man who’s lost everything in a terrible auto accident roams the streets of Chicago aimlessly until he falls in love with a beautiful cop who’s got issues of her own. As his identity pieces itself together, it turns out the two may have met ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at DVD Clinic ("The Shootin Surgeon")
The Land of Eric (Eric D. Snider)
Jennifer Lopez is sweet and likable, though less than usual because of the dreariness of her surroundings. James Caviezel, so good in last year's "Frequency," manages a hint of warmth under ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at The Land of Eric (Eric D. Snider)
eye WEEKLY (Adam Nayman)
Movie Gazette (Gary Panton)
A well-acted and tense movie, ruined by its massive anti-climax and pretence of being something it's not. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Movie Gazette (Gary Panton)
Movie Martyr (Jeremy Heilman)
I must admit didn’t see the Jennifer Lopez vehicle Angel Eyes in a theater, but I think that the film is one that would probably that works better on the small screen anyway. Despite its A-list talent, the film’s production values are closer to those ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Movie Martyr (Jeremy Heilman)
DVDActive (Richard Schuchardt)
Angel Eyes passed through the cinemas quicker than you could probably blink, and now I know why! It is nothing more than a very average romantic movie. The disc is also a strange one to assess. The video and audio aspects are pretty impressive, and ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at DVDActive (Richard Schuchardt)
One Guy's Opinion (Frank Swietek)
"Angel Eyes" gets points off for utterly failing to persuade us that it was actually filmed in its purported Chicago setting; squad cars and jackets sporting the CPD logo can't cut it by themselves, and even a clumsily-inserted ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at One Guy's Opinion (Frank Swietek)
Qwipster's Movie Reviews (Vince Leo)
It's ironic that the reason
many people may be drawn to see this movie will also be the biggest reason they
may be disappointed. Jennifer Lopez can be fun to watch, especially in gutsy
but funny roles like that in
OUT OF SIGHT. What ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Qwipster's Movie Reviews (Vince Leo)
Reel Movie Critic (George O. Singleton)
Sharon is a cop who looks like she could be a model, but she is more likely to rough up street thugs than her partner Robby (Terrence Howard). While on a date Sharon is not able to engage in small talk, because her interest is not in developing a ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Reel Movie Critic (George O. Singleton)
Film Quips Online (John R. McEwen)
Lopez is not a bad actress, but it's hard to assess her talent based on second-rate films like this and Planner. Playing a character who is unwilling to come out of her shell is difficult to do without alienating the audience, and she doesn't seem to be ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Film Quips Online (John R. McEwen)
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Mr. Cranky Rates the Movies (Mr. Cranky)
DVDTown.com (John J. Puccio)
...the kind of film that appears to be going someplace and then never quite gets there. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at DVDTown.com (John J. Puccio)
MovieMaze (Bettina Friemel)
CineFile : il Cinema in Rete (Mariela Bernardini)
Guardian/Observer
A police woman is rescued by a mysterious stranger when she is facing an ambush and as the pair fall in love they discover that there is something in their past which binds them together. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Guardian/Observer
Boxoffice Magazine
Boxoffice Magazine
Cinema 2000 (João Lopes)
Movie Parables (Michael Elliott)
Angel Eyes is at best a hit and miss production. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Movie Parables (Michael Elliott)
Globe and Mail (Ray Conlogue)
The writing is capable but never really stylish, and that's what, in spite of heavenly aspirations, keeps Angel Eyes totally earthbound. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Globe and Mail (Ray Conlogue)
Entertainment Weekly (Owen Gleiberman)
The movie, a cumbersome dud, grows draggier with each new revelation. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Entertainment Weekly (Owen Gleiberman)
Screendaily (Emanuel Levy)
A muddled blend of supernatural thriller, romantic melodrama, and urban police-crime, this is yet another disappointing Jennifer Lopez star vehicle--could anyone choose better roles for her? ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Screendaily (Emanuel Levy)
Lawrence Journal-World (Dan Lybarger)
When it's all over, "Angel Eyes" feels like an exhausting flirtation instead of a full-out seduction. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Lawrence Journal-World (Dan Lybarger)
Compuserve (Harvey S. Karten)
Judging by Jim Caviezel's signature acting, this could be called 'Eyes Half Shut.' ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Compuserve (Harvey S. Karten)
Reel.com
If you want to see an example of deceptive movie marketing, look no further than Angel Eyes. Shilled as a Sixth Sense-like supernatural thriller to a public eager to consume all things Jennifer Lopez, director Luis Mandoki's latest is actually more like ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Reel.com
The Movie Chicks
Sharon Pogue (Jennifer Lopez) is a Chicago cop who has issues with her abusive father and takes all her anger out on the criminal element she runs across. Catch (Jim Caviezel) is a mysterious man who wanders the streets doing small favors for ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at The Movie Chicks
Xiibaro Productions (David Perry)
eFilmCritic.com (Erik Childress)
The tagline of the film reads: “The deeper you look, the more you will find,” but I’ve always found it pointless to search for treasure at the bottom of a dry well. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at eFilmCritic.com (Erik Childress)
Moviola (Jorge Avila Andrade)
Un fallo más en la carrera de Mandoki y una muestra de que no solamente se necesita un buen elenco para lograr el éxito ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Moviola (Jorge Avila Andrade)
Palo Alto Weekly (Jeanne Aufmuth)
Jennifer Lopez has to suffer through it all in the name of $10 million a picture ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Palo Alto Weekly (Jeanne Aufmuth)
ReelViews (James Berardinelli)
But at least Jennifer Lopez is cute... ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at ReelViews (James Berardinelli)
Austin Chronicle (Marrit Ingman)
Its heart is never in the wrong place, but Angel Eyes is what Roger Ebert calls an “Identikit movie.” Director Mandoki and screenwriter Gerald DiPego (both of whom you may recall from 1999's Message in a Bottle, similarly themed in retrospect) have ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Austin Chronicle (Marrit Ingman)
ViewLondon (Matthew Turner)
Well-acted drama that is unfortunately hampered by severe mis-marketing and a disappointing ending.If you’ve seen any of the trailers for Angel Eyes, you could be forgiven for thinking you were in for a Sixth Sense-type film.This, however, is not the ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at ViewLondon (Matthew Turner)
Detroit News (Susan Stark)
Cinema em Cena (Pablo Villaça)
Q Network Film Desk (James Kendrick)
Director Luis Mandoki and screenwriter Gerald Di Pego, who together adapted Nicholas Spark's short romantic novel Message in a Bottle to the screen in 1999, have taken the basic story--the fated relationship between a woman and a man who is mourning a ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Q Network Film Desk (James Kendrick)
ReelViews (James Berardinelli)
Note to readers: this review contains spoilers. Those who wish to see Angel Eyes without having previous knowledge of a key element would do well to bail out now and return after they have seen the film. It really only takes two words - sloppy and sappy ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at ReelViews (James Berardinelli)
JoBlo's Movie Emporium ("JoBlo")
A serviceable grief/romance drama that might be appreciated by those looking for that kind of thing...but not me. I was personally not moved, entertained or enlightened by anything that went on during this movie. Yeah, the two leads were definitely good ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at JoBlo's Movie Emporium ("JoBlo")
Hollywood Report Card (Ross Anthony)
He almost dies in an auto accident, she saves him.
A year later, she almost dies in the line of duty, he
saves her. They fall in love, bringing their baggage
with them. "Angel Eyes" is a romantic comedy ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Hollywood Report Card (Ross Anthony)
filmcritic.com (Max Messier)
He’s an emotionless, lost soul wandering the streets and helping out strangers while looking for a clean razor and dry cleaner for his dirty overcoat. She’s a pissed-off and lonely police chick who sleeps with her bulletproof vest on and ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at filmcritic.com (Max Messier)
Palo Alto Online (Jeanne Aufmuth)
James Caviezel and Jennifer Lopez in Angel EyesEveryone needs to find their own way. That's the New Age cliche that's hammered home in this relentlessly cliched romantic thriller starring is-she-a-diva-or-not Jennifer Lopez. Is it a stroke of luck? A ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Palo Alto Online (Jeanne Aufmuth)
FilmHead.com (Matt Heffernan)
Washington Post (Rita Kempley)
Mandoki doesn't have anything new to contribute to this puree of genres. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Washington Post (Rita Kempley)
Washington Post (Desson Thomson)
This is all about getting your life back on course before you can fall in love. Which isn't such a bad idea for a movie, as long as there's something more. Unfortunately, there isn't. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Washington Post (Desson Thomson)
TV Guide's Movie Guide (Maitland McDonagh)
Subdued romance tricked up to look like Sixth Sense -style supernatural melodrama ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at TV Guide's Movie Guide (Maitland McDonagh)
Dark Horizons (Garth Franklin)
What in script stage was probably a bad Hallmark TV movie has found life on the big screen and whilst its stars and a director with a good sense of atmosphere breathe more life into it than it deserves, the shonky tear jerker remains a pretty dull ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Dark Horizons (Garth Franklin)
AboutFilm.com (Carlo Cavagna)
Oh, yeah, the plot. Well, you've got the basics already. A man calling himself "Catch" (Caviezel), who Mandoki wants us to see as "tragic" but is better described as "creepy," saves the life of Officer Sharon Pogue (Lopez), whom he has been semi-stalking. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at AboutFilm.com (Carlo Cavagna)
Nick's Flick Picks (Nick Davis)
J.Lo herself seems to be shuffling a bit awkwardly of late. After breaking out in Selena, she found her way to some interesting directors and estimable ensembles, playing off Sean Penn and Nick Nolte in Oliver ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Nick's Flick Picks (Nick Davis)
Citysearch (Dan Fazio)
It's hard to believe that these two would ever hook up. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Citysearch (Dan Fazio)
Three Movie Buffs (Scott Nash)
Angel Eyes is not a movie for watching. It is a movie for passing by and avoiding. If you only don't see, one movie this summer. Be sure to not see Angel Eyes. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Three Movie Buffs (Scott Nash)
Matinee Magazine (Jason Clark)
After enduring about 30 minutes of this near-deadly romantic drama, you begin to wonder where the radiant star of Selena and Out of Sight has gone to. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Matinee Magazine (Jason Clark)
Jigsaw Lounge (Neil Young)
Matinee Magazine (Joe McGovern)
More a merchandized product than an actual film, it trivializes everything it touches. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Matinee Magazine (Joe McGovern)
New York Times (Stephen Holden)
The product is so synthetic it has only attitude where its heart ought to be. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at New York Times (Stephen Holden)
Rolling Stone (Peter Travers)
Director Luis Mandoki lets another film drown in the tear-jerker tide. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at Rolling Stone (Peter Travers)
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New York Post (Jonathan Foreman)
Its protagonists, their situation and its mechanical but mushy resolution are never remotely believable. ...read the complete Angel Eyes movie review at New York Post (Jonathan Foreman)
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User Reviews
by Diana J. Solle "A... on November 01, 2009
As a Victim Advocate, I found this story to have very truthful elements in it. Sadly, abusers don't think they are in the wrong. ...
by Cabir Davis on December 23, 2008
Most people would probably wonder how the words "masterpiece" and "Jennifer Lopez" could possibly go together, but there you have it - "Angel Eyes" is a little gem of a film, hardly known even to many Jennifer Lopez fans themselves, as it plays out more ...
by J. Price "kreisle... on May 24, 2007
After "catching" the last half-hour or so of this film on television a few weeks ago I picked up the DVD -- I love weepy stories with happy endings. Within 30 seconds of the opening titles, I was completely surprised and riveted by Angel Eyes. ...
by Little Miss Cutey on August 06, 2006
Angel Eyes should have been a bigger hit. It's great and different.
Jennifer Lopez plays a cop who one night went to a bad car crash where a mother and child died and the husband survived. Some years later after a 'chance' meeting, she meets Catch who ...
by Denise A. Johnson... on February 20, 2006
Jennifer Lopez is my favorite actress and entertainer. I ordered this movie even though I had never seen it before and knew very little about it. I thought it was a good story. Jennifer was great in her roles as a cop, an estranged daughter and love ...
by Fred W Hood "barb... on September 05, 2005
Following the top-inclusive Tom Reynolds review is a tall order! Yet I looked for deeply rooted emotional++ spiritual traits for both characters! Writer & director accomplished fabulous colors of insight into the personhood of Catch and Sharon.
When ...
by Canceriw "Canceri... on April 29, 2005
It's me again you will love this movies. Again Jennifer is a wonderful actress. I love this movie. ...
by V. Seaton "romanc... on July 12, 2004
I just saw this movie and was absolutely surprised. Like so many who fell pray to the marketing, I thought Angel Eyes was some type of suspense thriller about a cop and some stalker guy. I thought it was the 'same ol' thriller'. So, I'm just watching ...
This movie gets to your heart no matter what, its a story about human feelings, tragedies and relation ships...you'll be truly impressed by the atmosphere of the movie, even the beginning is amazing! I was shocked when I first this movie, even made me a ...
by D. Roberts "Hadri... on March 11, 2004
Here is a surprisingly good movie that has a poignancy I didn't expect. It revolves around the fallout of a horrible traffic accident and the long-term effects it has on two lives. One is the police officer (Jennifer Lopez) at the scene and the other ...
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