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Actually for once I was disappointed after seeing a Renny Harlin movie
because I had high hopes for this one. Usually I've known in advance
his movies would be bad but "Cleaner" seemed that it might actually be
really good for a change. It's not really bad, but it isn't anything
great either.

Samuel L. Jackson and Ed Harris did their job very well in the leading
roles and Harlin's direction was also good. Eva Mendes' performance
wasn't anything to hooray for though. The movie started off well and I
thought to myself: "This might be it. The movie that puts Renny back on
the top.", but sadly no. The script is just too basic. You've seen
different versions of this script on the screen many many times before.
The characters and the world they live in might be totally different,
but it's still the same generic plot. One thing that bugged me a bit
was the musical score which didn't fit in some places at all.

But as far as Harlin's movies go this is one of his better ones. It
just needed that original surprise twist in the end that never came. I
can't really recommend you go see this in the cinema, but it's worth a
rent..

great movie have seen it mAny times.

samuel jackson is one hell of a versatile actor! he carried this movie by himself! great movie! ed harris is good too!.

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Not even original in the plot. Ho hum. There were a couple of angles
that could have been quite interesting, but the film follows the path
of 90% of Hollywood movies. I don't really "get" Samuel Jackson's
acting most of the time in his other films, but he was rather good in
this film. He rarely yelled and went much further in his character
rather than reverting to an "in your face anger." I liked Eva Mendes -
as usual - and even though she is great eye candy, she proves herself
to be much more than that as an actress. Luis Guzman was actually
really good also, except that I disliked the change of his character
towards Samuel Jackson at the end of the film. How can one's character
center around a dislike for a former cop and then turn into lollipop
land within a split second? Is there no original thought left in
Hollywood?.