Stupid fun, very visceral movie

one of the best action flicks of 2008 and based on a graphic novel. I got more reading to do.

Ridiculously creative action flick. Forget the people who say "omg that movie was so unrealistic." Yeah, no shit?

Stick with the graphic novel. The movie was a waste of time.

And yet, I've heard rumours of a sequel... just not a good idea.

pretty horrible. About halfway I had guessed there was no plotline so I didn't think of the father/son angle that way. The most anti-climatic ending ever and the last scenes where he storms into the place was like an someone was on acid while watchin... (read more) pretty horrible. About halfway I had guessed there was no plotline so I didn't think of the father/son angle that way. The most anti-climatic ending ever and the last scenes where he storms into the place was like an someone was on acid while watching 300.

just proves one thing; popular don't necessarily means good.
It may have been better if the ending was written better but the whole linen/destiny crap was unreal... I mean just so absurdly unreal it was sad.

Half the movie was a lie :(

extremely irritating film with annoying characters/dialogs (or no character), ludicrous action and non-sense filling the rest. everytime i thought it might get a little better it then gets worse. to top it off it shamelessly ended with the stupide... (read more) extremely irritating film with annoying characters/dialogs (or no character), ludicrous action and non-sense filling the rest. everytime i thought it might get a little better it then gets worse. to top it off it shamelessly ended with the stupidest, most offensive final line i've ever heard. lesson learned here is what while sometimes good trailers lead to crap films, crap trailers ALWAYS lead to crap films.

garbage on steroids is still garbage. it might not be the worst film i've ever seen, but it has to be one of the most irritating films i've seen, right up there with the dumb Shoot'em up. Frankly, it blows my mind how many critics like this.

The thrilling stunts and hyperkinetic action scenes are the undisputed stars of this surprisingly entertaining film.

It's trash, but I love it anyway.

What looks set to be a boyish, pop-eyed fantasy warps into a welter of bloodletting.

Wanted has the kind of irresistible summer-movie allure that makes studio executives drool in anticipation. Even its title must swim before their eyes and transform into 'Want-to-See'.