In review: Knight and Day

Release date: July 15, 2010

Directed by: James Mangold

Genre: Action, comedy, thriller

Rated: M

Running time: 110 minutes

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Tom Cruise is back on the big screen in the action-packed thriller, Knight and Day.

Cruise plays suave, smooth-talking secret agent Roy Miller who interrupts the quiet life of June Havens (Cameron Diaz).

As Roy discovers his latest mission could be his last, June, who is in the wrong place at the wrong time, finds herself caught up in Roy’s dangerous life.

Easy-going June soon finds herself firing guns and following Roy all over the world in an attempt to stay alive.

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The story is driven along by action-packed scenes where Cruise and Diaz perform a number of their own stunts and the movie offers a good balance of action and comedy.

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