Confusing and poorly done.

This movie sags simply from overworking itself. Myriad good ideas are presented, but are easily done away with in minutes. Inversely, some just come out of the blue with no lead-in whatsoever. Aaron Eckhart is really trying, but he fails to keep the story afloat on his own. Some points are deserved, though, for attempts at originality and mildly unsuspected (haha) twists.

Nothing special.

Very dramatic, but ultimately not very good. There are better movies about obsessive pursuit, with less cliched endings.

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Standard, despicable and reprehensible in every way, Suspect Zero is an ordinary thriller that pretends to be good. Cowardice and worthless.

Ben Kingsley saves this from being completely awful. But its mostly awful.

For me, this is one of those examples where I liked a movie because it exceeded my low expectations. The opening was well done and I liked the use of artwork and reoccuring images (objects that resemble eyes and 0's throughout the film). Kingsley is pretty good, though not quite "Sexy Beast" good. On the down side, the dialogue needed some work and I didn't care too much about Eckhart or Moss's characters. And why was the police chief a complete jerk? He was fairly normal in his first scene.

No suspensce, no thrilling. Stopped watching after 20 minutes. Lame movie.

Not as bad as you think, with rich, subtextual first half, and a haunted Ben Kingsley performance. But it sputters to the end, lost in a sea of re-writes. Shades of a commercial Jodorowsky.

In its own weird needlessly artsy way, its kind of like a superhero movie.

Shrill, messy, and very dull.

Ben Kingsley puts all he can into this thing and pulls it up a few points.

Neat premise. Sloppy story

Engaging storyline, hard not to like

Ben Kingsley! Number 2 on the Ultimate Badass List after Samuel L. Jackson. Not the greatest Kingsley out there, but it satisfied my thirst for more Kingsley, a thirst that hadn't been quenched in a while.

Stinky.