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    The Recruit

    James Clayton is not a typical officer . As Burke teaches him game rule; as a result, James quickly rises. But James is assigned a special case to answer his question about his role
    Duration: 115 min
    Quality: HD
    Release: 2003
    IMDb: 6.6
    4.5
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  • Actors of "The Recruit"

  • Characters of "The Recruit"

    Walter Burke. Character of The Recruit
    Played by: Al Pacino
    James Douglas Clayton. Character of The Recruit
    Played by: Colin Farrell
    Layla Moore. Character of The Recruit
    Zack. Character of The Recruit
    Played by: Gabriel Macht
    Alan. Character of The Recruit
    Ronnie Gibson. Character of The Recruit
    Played by: Mike Realba
    Bill Rudolph. Character of The Recruit
    Played by: Ron Lea
    Dennis Slayne. Character of The Recruit
    Played by: Karl Pruner
    Co-Ed #1. Character of The Recruit
    Played by: Jeanie Calleja
    Cab Driver. Character of The Recruit
    Polygraph Interrogator. Character of The Recruit
    Husky Man. Character of The Recruit
    Test Instructor. Character of The Recruit
    Played by: Mark Ellis
    Rob Stevens. Character of The Recruit
    Guard. Character of The Recruit
    Played by: John Watson
  • Directors of "The Recruit"

    Roger Donaldson. Director of The Recruit
    Roger Donaldson
    Birthdate: 15 November 1945, Ballarat, Australia
  • Creators of "The Recruit"

    Roger Towne. Director of The Recruit
    Roger Towne
    Kurt Wimmer. Director of The Recruit
    Kurt Wimmer
    Birthdate: 1964
  • Critic Reviews of "The Recruit"

    Andrew Sarris New York Observer
    February 12, 2003

    Here I suspected the ultimate villain almost from the very beginning -- and, if I wasn't fooled, I can't imagine anyone else will be, either.

    Michael Atkinson Village Voice
    February 05, 2003

    The Recruit weighs in like a porous brick of recycled polypropylene.

    Richard Roeper Ebert & Roeper
    February 03, 2003

    I liked all those set pieces where they set up these elaborate schemes, and you're not sure who the good guy is, and the bad guy.

    David Edelstein Slate
    February 01, 2003

    A conjurer's trick that delights for about an hour, then spirals into idiocy.

    Desson Thomson Washington Post
    January 31, 2003

    A compelling, if throwaway, drama.

    Stephen Hunter Washington Post
    January 31, 2003

    It's nothing but style and noise, threadbare of content, empty of ideas.

    Nell Minow Common Sense Media
    December 29, 2010

    Above-average thriller, but not very memorable.

    Felix Vasquez Jr. Cinema Crazed
    April 29, 2009

    I'm still hoping Pacino will dazzle with a great performance eventually...

    Peter Canavese Groucho Reviews
    June 01, 2008

    Watchable only for its star power and scarce caffeine kicks...awfully predictable. [Blu-Ray]

    Wesley Lovell Cinema Sight
    August 08, 2006

    Many would believe Pacino could do no wrong but he has. The Recruit serves only to ignite a pilot light in the imagination of espionage lovers everywhere.

    Michael Dequina TheMovieReport.com
    February 08, 2005

    The film still makes a diverting entertainment in spite of its obviousness.

    Steve Crum Kansas City Kansan
    October 15, 2004

    Pacino's puppet-stringing of his recruit is reminiscent of Peter O'Toole's manipulative character in 1980's 'The Stunt Man.'

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