Did you people see the same film I saw?

It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

When you have a pairing with the likes of Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz one would expect a global blockbuster. Although it fell short domestically of it's expensive budget, worldwide it doubled. There is a feel with the stunts of Cruise and Mission Impossible. There is humor, suspense and a great wealth of action. The film moves swiftly and is empowered with it's unique story, and at times the CGI is very noticeable and campy in spots. I give this a solid 6 out of 10

Good action at a fast pace! Tom Cruise plays a James Bond spy type that meets Diaz in the airport and uses her to complete his mission and that's when the ride starts! A mission impossible/James bond/naked gun mashup that's good to watch on cable.

Come on people, how can anyone not have enjoyed this movie?! This film is like comfort food on a lazy Sunday. I'm pretty sure I had that same grinning smile throughout the entire movie that Tom Cruise had.His character was perfect, and I mean 100% perfect - including that permanent smiling grin. Cameron Diaz as the sweet little bimbo played that character to perfection. Those two together have great chemistry and should be cast together more often.The writing and directing was on point, and sure maybe sometimes a bit too much, but it's what made this film pure enjoyment.Editing and cinematography could have not been any better, and contrary to other reviews on here, I enjoyed the score.It's a well deserved 9/10 from me!

Got to say this is pretty much the same kind of formulaic undemanding fodder which kept all those Sixties, Seventies and Eighties James Bond films going for so many years, though being 2010 fodder the special effects are, courtesy of CGI, rather more spectacular.It has the usual impossibilities, a ludicrous plot, one-dimensional characters, corny dialogue, cornier jokes, plenty of chases, gunfights and fist fights and loads of different locations - Wichita, Boston, a tropical island, Austria, Seville, and the Lord knows where else. And absolutely nothing bares more than a second's thought: ask any sensible question and the whole thing falls apart. But then it isn't supposed to be anything other than that kind of film and if you like the formula, you might well enjoy it. Me, I only watched the full film out of duty because I knew I would be writing this review.Tom Cruise does his Tom Cruise thing, Cameron Diaz her Cameron Diaz thing and the rest of the cast follow orders and provide the scenery. I'm giving it a 5 because, 5 is halfway - it isn't bad for the kind of thing it is, but it's not very good either. Don't let me put you off: if you went for all the 007 schlock, Knight And Day is perhaps for you, but if I never have to see another potboiler like this ever will still be too soon.I only started watching it because it was directed by James Mangold who made the far, far superior - and highly recommended - Identity. Here he just does a workmanlike job and collects his paycheck.