Wild Target 2010 Watch Free in HD

Bill Nighy

12 December 1949, Caterham, Surrey, England, UK

Emily Blunt

23 February 1983, Roehampton, London, England, UK

Rupert Grint

24 August 1988, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, England, UK

Rupert Everett

29 May 1959, Burnham Deepdale, Norfolk, England, UK

Eileen Atkins

16 June 1934, Clapton, London, England, UK

Martin Freeman

8 September 1971, Aldershot, Hampshire, England, UK

Gregor Fisher

22 December 1953, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Geoff Bell

1963, London, England, UK

Rory Kinnear

17 February 1976, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, England, UK

Duncan Duff

1964, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

Graham Seed

12 July 1950, London, England, UK

James O'Donnell

20 January 1968, London, England, UK

George Rainsford

Alexis Rodney

Sia Berkeley

24 April 1985, London, England, UK

3 April 1943, Bath, Somerset, England, UK [now Bath and North East Somerset, England, UK]

Jonathan Lynn

3 April 1943, Bath, Somerset, England, UK [now Bath and North East Somerset, England, UK]

Pierre Salvadori

8 November 1964, Tunisia

Lucinda Coxon

1962, England, UK

Victor Meynard

Played by: Bill Nighy

Rose

Played by: Emily Blunt

Tony

Played by: Rupert Grint

Ferguson

Played by: Rupert Everett

Hector Dixon

Played by: Martin Freeman

Mike

Played by: Gregor Fisher

Fabian

Played by: Geoff Bell

Barney

Played by: James O'Donnell

Washington Post

It's never a good idea to cast Bill Nighy as a buttoned-down hit man.

November 12, 2010

Resource

St. Paul Pioneer Press

"Wild Target" has fast, quippy dialogue and exactly the right actors to drive it home.

December 02, 2010

What Would Toto Watch?

Two delightful stars nudge Wild Target into sleeper territory - but only by a few inches.

February 12, 2011

Resource

Philadelphia Inquirer

The film has to fly by its wits -- and its witty lines -- and by the charm of its stars. This it does, just barely.

November 18, 2010

Resource

Creative Loafing

Wild Target is the sort of madcap comedy that breaks a sweat trying to generate a steady stream of laughs, but ... the film only works in fits and starts.

December 10, 2010

Resource

New York Post

An eccentric little comic thriller filled with enough laughs that I was mostly willing to overlook the fact that it makes virtually no sense as a thriller.

October 29, 2010

Resource

IFC.com

"Wild Target" bears all the hallmarks of [director Jonathan] Lynn's best films, despite being, even at a tidy 90 minutes, a bit too long.

December 25, 2010

Resource

Christian Science Monitor

Practically a text book in how ugly things can get when you don't have the right, light touch for this sort of thing.

November 01, 2010

Resource

Newark Star-Ledger

There have been a lot of black comedies about assassins lately -- there have been a few just this year -- but Wild Target may be the first one to contain genuine laughs.

October 29, 2010

Resource

Las Vegas Weekly

When the various elements all fizzle, all we're left with is some likable actors trying their best to save a fading film.

December 02, 2010

Resource

Flicks.co.nz

...mindless entertainment in a refined style.

February 03, 2011

Resource

San Diego Reader

A few tart, amusing lines echo the fabled Kind Hearts and Coronets, yet this British movie based on a French farce falls into morbid silliness.

November 14, 2016

Resource

Watch Wild Target

Oops...

Something went wrong.

Try again later.

Feedback about this page?