Out of Sight 1998 Watch Free in HD

A career bank robber breaks out of jail and shares a moment of mutual attraction with a US Marshall he has kidnapped.

Genre:

Romance, Comedy, Crime

Actors:

George Clooney, Jennifer Lopez, Jim Robinson, Mike Malone, Ving Rhames, Don Cheadle, Donna Frenzel, Catherine Keener, Manny Suárez, Dennis Farina, Keith Hudson, ...»

Director:

Steven Soderbergh

Country:

United States

Release:

1998

IMDb:

7.0

Quality:

Duration:

123 min

Washington Post

Clooney is the most impressive he's been on film. Jack Foley feels real, not like some Hollywood improvisation. Foley is charming, handsome, graceful, cultured, energetic and disciplined. He just can't stop committing crimes.

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Philadelphia Daily News

The movie is wonderfully cast -- it has the strongest bench of any movie this year, with Albert Brooks and Don Cheadle in key supporting roles.

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Metro Times (Detroit, MI)

By turns bleak, funny, touching, sexy and poignant, with bursts of violence that rise like sudden geysers from a still pool, Out of Sight is chock-full of dead-on performances.

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Slate

Out of Sight is slick in all the right ways.

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South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Across landscapes from sunny South Florida to snowy Detroit, George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez deliver a sizzling, palpable heat in Out of Sight.

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Wall Street Journal

[A] now-classic romantic comedy -- with plenty of action and suspense.

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People Magazine

In playing a career criminal who can't get a break, Clooney has finally found a movie role that adroitly showcases his smoldering good looks and smart-aleck demeanor.

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Washington Post

The characters all seem to have known each other for years, referring to long-held grudges and resentments that only gradually are revealed to the audience. They're a seedy, petty, dangerous and delightful bunch.

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New Yorker

After many mishaps, the art of bringing Elmore Leonard's novels to the screen is coming to fruition. This latest adaptation, by director Steven Soderbergh and screenwriter Scott Frank, gets it just about right.

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Total Film

Its effortless cool and flawless ensemble make it the best translation of an Elmore Leonard book yet.

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Orlando Sentinel

Soderbergh understands the flaky, funny spirit of Leonard's characters and he gets his cast to express it.

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