Aaron Eckhart,
Maria Bello,
Cameron Bright,
Adam Brody,
Sam Elliott
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The directorial debut from Jason Reitman, the media satire Thank You for Smoking stars Aaron Eckhart as Nick, a man who has turned spinning news and information into a successful career for the tobacc... read more
Directed by: Jason Reitman
Release Date: January 20, 2006
DVD Release Date: October 3, 2006
Stats: 17,052 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (17,052)
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April 15, 2012
Cleaver Thats the best way to describe this movie and the way Aaron Eckhart acts throughout the whole movie. Enjoy!
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April 10, 2012
Lying's not murder, is it ... and that's the popular wisdom, a thought that guides many existences, but in this flush comedy the lead proclaims, no, sneers that Genghis Khan's got nothing on him as he's the charming and suave mouthpiece for big tobacco. A quick, smart script and... read more
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April 2, 2012
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A piece of brilliantly black comedy with direction from the great Jason "Juno" Reitman is the comedy Thank you for smoking which has unfortunately been forgotten in more recent years. Reitman has always b... read more -
January 18, 2012
Aaron Eckhart is so legit in this movie. Excellent script, excellent direction -- one of those movies that you enjoy so much you don't mind getting preached to a bit.
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July 14, 2011
Don't hide the truth. Just filter it.
This was a very clever and smart film. The story is quite funny and impressive. Aaron Eckhart in one of his best roles as an actor. The cast is very good and quirky which really dominated the film throughout. A very good recommended film for... read more -
June 6, 2011
Thank You For Smoking is a comedy satire film that brilliantly acted by Aaron Eckhart. Eckhart plays a tobacco Lobbyist named Nick Naylor and his job is to make his dangerous product more appealing. The film is a brilliant look at moral and political values and mixes them with s... read more
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May 17, 2011fb535316333A brilliant comedy about the truth and how it has nothing to do with being right or wrong. That being judged isn't something to be ashamed of but merely a consequence of social ideologies. All strung together with the story of an average Joe just doing what he does best.
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March 18, 2011fb732260458An audaciously witty satire. Aaron Eckhart pulls off a pitch-perfect performance as the "morally-flexible" protagonist.
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February 18, 2011
As a Jason Reitman fan, I'm predisposed to enjoy his films, but this film was absolutely fabulous. This film is very funny and is about as entertaining as any film you'll find. There's really not much to say about it, nothing to analyze, nothing exciting to say. It's just an incr... read more
Critic Reviews
Even the good lines here last a self-congratulatory beat too long. Full Review
Literate and smirky in its assault on liars and fools across the map. Full Review
In the end, Nick and the world in which he traffics ends up a comic interpretation of a serious situation, and while the amoral ambiguity of the entire film is intriguing for a while, in the end you r... Full Review
To Reitman's credit, the director does not allow Thank You for Smoking to take the turn we would expect. Full Review
Enjoyable not only because it shows the duplicity of spinning but because it allows its characters to revel in the joy they experience as contemporary con artists.
The book had a fearlessness that the movie version so lacks. Full Review
A fun, smart film. But you can't help but wish Thank You would bare its fangs a little more. Full Review
To watch the film is to feel the delicious discomfort of being seduced by a devilish charmer. Full Review
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