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'Stealth': Louder and dumber
by Eleanor Ringel Gillespie

Move over, Michael Bay. "The Island" is no longer the loudest, dumbest movie of the summer. The title now goes to Rob Cohen's "Stealth," a series of explosions and special effects in search of a plot and characters ... but not looking hard enough. Read the full review

TO SUM UP
Three military pilots embark on a mission to destroy an out-of-control prototype drone fighter plane equipped with artificial intelligence and the ability to start a nuclear war.

FILM FACTS ...

Sony Pictures Entertainment

'Stealth'

Director: Rob Cohen
Starring: Josh Lucas, Jessica Biel, Jamie Foxx, Joe Morton, Sam Shepard, Richard Roxburgh, Ian Bliss
Run time: 121 minutes
Release date: July 29, 2005
Rating: PG-13 for intense action, some violence, brief strong language and innuendo.
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READ THE REVIEW

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: D
"Reportedly, Stealth may feature the biggest explosion ever filmed for a movie. No wonder it's such a bomb."

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Middletown Journal: C
"Stealth may aim to be nothing more than brainless fun, but there's little fun to be had when the movie is such a derivative patchwork quilt of mediocrity."

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The Palm Beach Post: B
"Low on credibility, but high on aerial derring-do and crashes through the sound barrier, Stealth is a hoot of a summertime guilty pleasure."