XXX: State of the Union

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, 17% Rotten Tomatometer Score
  • Even more absurd and implausible than the first XXX movie, State of the Union is less inspired and technically competent than its predecessor.
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    Empire Magazine
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    Paul ArendtBBC.com
    Viewed on its own trashy terms, it succeeds brilliantly.
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    Sara Michelle FettersMovieFreak.com
    And while I'm not about to claim any facet of this feature has more brain cells than a bimbo looking for her next blonde joke, it's never obnoxious in its dimwittedness until that noxiously calamitous final.
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    Marc SavlovAustin Chronicle
    Aims low and hits the bull's-eye with enough firepower to sink the Bismarck.
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    Peter L'OfficialVillage Voice
    Explosions abound, along with expository dialogue and a ham-tastic triad of performances from Sam Jackson, Willem Dafoe, and Peter Strauss.
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    Owen GleibermanEntertainment Weekly
    This is that rare B movie that's rooted in gut-level stirrings of power and retaliation.
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    Mike MassieGone With The Twins
    As far as plots go, it doesn't get much flimsier than this.
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    Leigh PaatschHerald Sun (Australia)
    This is the middle one of a middling trio of entries in the franchise, with regular star Vin Diesel replaced by a particularly burly and surly Ice Cube. End result: no-one wins.
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    Micheal ComptonBowling Green Daily News
    Give Vin Diesel, the star of the original XXX, credit for bailing out and opting to do The Pacifier instead. Sadly enough, he made the right choice.
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    Cole SmitheyColeSmithey.com
    In light of the cinematic abomination that is "XXX: State Of The Union," Vin Diesel made the right choice by refusing to do another "xXx" movie unless Rob Cohen continued to direct the franchise.
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