1 star for jessica biel and 0 stars for the movie itself

Couldn't make it through the movie, it was so bad.

All that Stealth offers is explosions and effects. Once that loses it's flair though it's a waste of time. The story is bad, you don't care for the characters and all you're doing is waiting for the credits to roll. A poor excuse for an action flick.

It was bad, but it wasn't THAT awful. One or two decent action scenes.

I would be giving this one star had they not improved the movie 100% about halfway through.
And by improved I mean rammed Jamie Foxx into a cliff at some 400 knots.
At that point, not only did we get to see him die a horrible death but also not have ... (read more) I would be giving this one star had they not improved the movie 100% about halfway through.
And by improved I mean rammed Jamie Foxx into a cliff at some 400 knots.
At that point, not only did we get to see him die a horrible death but also not have to deal with his poorly written, poorly acted character for the rest of the movie.

+ points for good action but that only goes so far

- points for lack of A/A action. Phtthhhpth

Rob Cohen's airborne adventure Stealth commits the cardinal sin for an action movie: It's very, very dull.

No matter how hard Cohen flogs it, whips it, beats it, shakes it, kicks it and prods it with a sharp stick, Stealth, his latest, just doesn't spring to life.

Cohen is no stranger to cornball excess but Stealth is his chef-d'oeuvre, a movie so audaciously preposterous and jingoistic it plays like a parody of the genre.

Stealth is a pretty fair military-hardware action movie until you start thinking about it -- at which point it turns incredibly sour in your mouth.

Stealth is so over-painted with CGI that it doesn't look as real as the sequence starring Shepard that inspired it in The Right Stuff, a movie made with model airplanes.