Knight and Day

Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz team up in this action comedy sure to raise your eyebrows at least once with its world hopping scene changes but overall it works well enough.

Knight and Day is a great blend of action, comedy, and romance, which makes for a great movie experience. Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz are at their very best, and make the basic story into a highly enjoyable film.

"Knight and Day" will probably not be considered a significant picture in the resumes of its stars or filmmakers, but it does its job and does it well.

As the onetime Top Gun has discovered, the public's affection for a movie star reaches a natural end despite all efforts to arrest the process.

Knight and Day is being billed as a comeback for Tom Cruise in the vein of Jerry Maguire. But the awesome action can't overcome the cliched writing, cheesy jokes and banal plot.

Not sure if you want to spend the money to see Knight and Day at the Theaters? Read this review before you decide to venture out to see Tom Cruise and Camera Diaz back together again since Vanilla Sky.

The first week at the box office for "Knight and Day" was not promising.

The fact that so many writers worked on the "Knight and Day" script leads one to believe the movie will either be a) excellent or b) a mish-mash not worth seeing.

Coming out of left field, Knight and Day is everything a summer film should be--funny, original and well worth the price of admission.

Robert Denerstein finds too little enjoyment in 'Knight and Day,' a movie with little more at stake than how it does at the box office.

Having filmed a large part of their movie in the Spanish locale, Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz joined up for the "Knight and Day" premiere in Seville, Spain on Wednesday evening (June 16).

Continuing their promotional duties, Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz were spotted doing a press junket in Brazil for "Knight and Day" yesterday (July 6).