80 The Hollywood Reporter | John DeFore Even the more cartoonish performances, like John Malkovich's acid-damaged paranoiac, fit the movie's vision of the vanished, wild-and-woolly heyday of spycraft. Read full review
75 San Francisco Chronicle | Amy Biancolli This breezy action comedy is a noisy affirmation that life goes on after 50, that retirement doesn't mean redundancy, and that nobody - young or old - can wear a long cream evening gown like Mirren. Read full review
75 Movieline | Michelle Orange The result is like a sugar rush after a visit to the vintage candy store. Read full review
75 New York Post | Kyle Smith Red has more snappy joy in store than practically all of last summer's busted blockbusters. Read full review