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Ronin Review

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Critics scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.

  • 4.0
    67

    out of 100

    Metascore®
    Generally favorable reviews
    based on a weighted average of all
    critic review scores.

  • 67

    out of 100

    Entertainment Weekly

    It's not just the crack stunt driving that makes Ronin such a welcome throwback; it's also the existential hardness of this thriller's motley band of mercenaries.

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  • 75

    out of 100

    Chicago Sun-Times Roger Ebert

    I enjoyed the film on two levels: for its skill and its silliness.

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  • 80

    out of 100

    Variety Todd McCarthy

    A pleasurable throwback to the sort of gritty, low-tech international thriller that was a staple of the 1960s.

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  • 90

    out of 100

    The New York Times Elvis Mitchell

    Ronin can be watched as appreciatively for its hard-boiled performances as for its visceral excitement.

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  • 90

    out of 100

    Los Angeles Times Kenneth Turan

    It's a welcome throwback to the days when the world didn't have to end or tanker trucks explode to get an action audience's attention.

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Ronin Movie Review by mgately
For those into suspense movies with a strong plot this is a must see movie. While there are several large action sequences, they are far more realistic than those in most movies of this type. The plot line is indepth, and the movie is filled with small details to help the viewer follow what is happening. The only down side to this movie is that the sound on the DVD version has some parts of the film louder than others, so the viewer may find themselves adjusting the volume to compensate.

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