The Courier

Variety by Dennis Harvey

Stridently dumb action thriller.

The New York Times by Glenn Kenny

This is another cinematic slab of sound and fury signifying nothing.

Los Angeles Times by Noel Murray

As the heroine of the chase thriller The Courier, Olga Kurylenko brings a lot of personal magnetism and awesome athleticism — and she needs to, because her director, Zackary Adler, has stuck her in an action movie that rarely moves.

The Guardian by Peter Bradshaw

Oldman delivers his lines with a strange lethargy and tonelessness, as if – just before speaking – he has just realised that income tax will have to be deducted from his fee.

Observer by Rex Reed

Gary Oldman, in the worst performance of his career, plays a one-eyed slum lord and master villain named Ezekiel Mannings.