Peter Rainer
It's all far-fetched in a way that only international spy thrillers -- bless their hearts -- can be.
Bilge Ebiri
McGregor brings depth to the role. He beautifully portrays his character's thinking: His sharp, inquisitive eyes and thin lips seem forever caught between a smile and a grimace.
Scott Marks
The mid-summer release of an adult, effects-free British thriller relating to the collapse of Europe's global financial system timed out perfectly. You'll Brexit knowing that your entertainment dollar was well spent.
Glenn Kenny
A handsome and often absorbing picture.
Brad Wheeler
Our Kind of Traitor is tense enough, but lacks lustre and pizzazz.
Adam Graham
The movie grossly overestimates the audience's sympathy for a murderous thug and its interest in the morality of international banking.
Tirdad Derakhshani
A lesser entry, but there's much to recommend.
Gary Goldstein
It's competently made, well-acted and largely intelligent, so why isn't the spy thriller "Our Kind of Traitor" more rewarding?
Manohla Dargis
Has loads of twists and all the ritualistic pessimism you expect, but none of the political and moral outrage that might have elevated this genre story into a le Carr� one.