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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
It's a complex, satisfying piece of entertainment, a succession of unexpected, outrageous scenes. Read full review
It's pure cinema, spread over several genres. It's a caper movie, a gangster movie, a sex movie and a slapstick comedy. Read full review
Some caper movies build suspense, while others tweak the genre with tongue lancing cheek. But this lesbian caper pic (how's that for a rarefied subgenre?) often pulls off both feats in the same scene, even simultaneously. [04 Oct 1996 Pg.04.D] Read full review
The true pleasures of Bound lie in the Wachowskis' inventive updated take on film noir traditions, sensuously realized by cinematographer Bill Pope ("Clueless"). Read full review
In short, Bound is admittedly derivative, but it's such an amusing low-down entertainment it really doesn't matter. Read full review
Bound, a diabolically clever caper, isn't nearly so deep as the genre it kids. Read full review
What's more, they toss a few original twists into a familiar generic set-up and thereby create a thoroughly entertaining and stylish thriller. Read full review
Like so many other rob-the-mob movies, the plan seems pretty far-fetched, and the ending isn't much of a surprise. But if you like your films sprinkled liberally with sex, violence and humor, then you're bound to like Bound. Read full review
The film is shot by Bill Pope with such enterprising flair that it never looks claustrophobic, but the action inevitably stalls in such close quarters. Read full review
Debuting writer-directors Larry and Andy Wachowski come off like Coen brothers wannabes with no sense of humor. Read full review