75 New York Post | Kyle Smith Killing Bono begs to be remade with A-list stars but, given Neil's history of near-misses, probably won't be. Read full review
70 Movieline | It's that mean edge to Killing Bono's storytelling, none of it directed at the famous figure of the title, that makes it more than the film equivalent of someone's prize bar anecdote about the celebrity he knew (and could have been - nay, should have been) back in the day. Read full review
70 The Hollywood Reporter | This cleverly conceived, behind-the-scenes tale features fine lead performances and enough nods to the epic group's early days to interest fans outside the U.K. Read full review
60 Time Out New York | Joshua Rothkopf "Amadeus" it's not, but as light transitional music, the film-which has Pete Postlethwaite's final performance, as a swishy landlord-is tuneful enough. Read full review