Classified

Synopsis

In Classified, released in 2024 and starring Aaron Eckhart, audiences embark on a thrilling journey through the dark underbelly of government secrets and espionage. The film follows Jack Reynolds, a dedicated intelligence officer who stumbles upon a conspiracy that not only threatens national security but also endangers his very life. As Jack delves deeper into the murky world of classified information, he discovers a web of betrayal that extends to the highest echelons of power. With everything at stake, including his own family, Jack must navigate a labyrinth of deception, trust no one, and fight against a shadowy organization hell-bent on silencing him. The gripping narrative, combined with heart-pounding action sequences, keeps viewers at the edge of their seats, questioning who can truly be trusted in a world filled with secrets.

Cast

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  Aaron Eckhart

  Evan Shaw

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  Abigail Breslin

  Kacey Walker

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  Tim Roth

  Kevin Angler

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  Christian Scicluna

  Concierge Phoenicia

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  Matt Hookings

  Antonio Griffin

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  Myles Clohessy

  Tanner

Reviews

Critics have had mixed feelings about Classified. According to Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an approval rating of just 35%, reflected in its IMDb score of 3.2/10. Many have praised Aaron Eckhart's performance, highlighting his ability to bring depth to a character caught in a tumultuous situation. The Hollywood Reporter noted, "Eckhart carries the film on his shoulders despite the lackluster script". However, reviewers have criticized the film's predictable plot and pacing, with Variety stating, "The holes in the story’s logic make it difficult to fully engage with the material." Metacritic rates the film at 40/100, suggesting generally unfavorable reviews. Additionally, some fans on IMDb have expressed disappointment, saying, "The concept had potential, but the execution fell flat." Despite the heavy criticisms, a few viewers enjoyed the film’s action sequences, calling it "an entertaining ride for fans of the genre". Overall, while 'Classified' showcases some strong performances, it ultimately struggles to rise above its flaws.