Knight and Day [edizione: Regn

Directed by James Mangold, KNIGHT AND DAY has high-speed chases, hails of bullets, explosions and works a treat as a romantic comedy. KNIGHT AND DAY is about a rogue agent called Roy Miller played by Tom Cruise, who goes out of his way to protect June played by Cameron Diaz in this fully fledged action film. As they race across the globe in an attempt to avoid capture by a determined federal agent played by Peter Sarsgaard, their survival ultimately hinging on the battle of truth vs. trust, this title contains plenty of cheeky wit and unexpected double-crossing, sexual tension with the blinding smile of its stars. KNIGHT AND DAY comes complete as the two stars tangle, and tussle with trust issues, in a completely believable and compulsively watchable way. Uncertain of Roy Miller's background or he may in fact be the only person telling the truth, he runs into the winsome June, who gets caught up in Roy's mad dash to escape the federal agents on his tail. While KNIGHT AND DAYs chemistry between Diaz and Cruise is delicious, palpable, and believable.