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U.S. Marshals Review

Other Critics provided by Metacritic.com

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

  • 3.0
    47

    out of 100

    Metascore®
    Mixed or average reviews
    based on a weighted average of all
    critic review scores.

  • 40

    out of 100

    Variety Emanuel Levy

    Stuart Baird's new thriller is inferior to the Andrew Davis movie in every respect: script, acting, rhythm and even tech credits.

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  • 50

    out of 100

    Los Angeles Times John Anderson

    Go see it. But you'll feel cheap in the morning.

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  • 50

    out of 100

    USA Today Mike Clark

    You don't get the sense that too many enthusiasts are hanging up wanted posters for the ho-hum-ish U.S. Marshals. [6 March 1998, pg. 04.D]

  • 63

    out of 100

    Chicago Sun-Times Roger Ebert

    The result is unconvincing and disorganized. Yes, there are some spectacular stunts and slick special effects sequences. Yes, Jones is right on the money, and Snipes makes a sympathetic fugitive. But it's the story that has to pull this train, and its derailment is about as definitive as the train crash in the earlier film.

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  • 63

    out of 100

    ReelViews James Berardinelli

    The action sequences were often nail-biters, the lead characters were well-developed, and the dialogue was intelligent.

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  • 67

    out of 100

    Entertainment Weekly Owen Gleiberman

    Efficient, uninspired sequel.

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  • 70

    out of 100

    The New York Times Stephen Holden

    A movie that knows how to pace its audience. Watching it is like going for a long and satisfying jog.

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