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Chuck Norris in Invasion U.S.A. (1985)

Metacritic reviews

Invasion U.S.A.

29

Metascore

8 reviews · Provided by Metacritic.com
  • 50
    Miami HeraldBill Cosford
    Miami HeraldBill Cosford
    It is almost a prototypical action picture; there is never a moment when something isn't happening or about to happen, and the fact that most of the action makes no sense doesn't matter much when events move this fast. [27 Sep 1985, p.D7]
  • 40
    Washington PostPaul Attanasio
    Washington PostPaul Attanasio
    Invasion USA might actually be fun in a campy way if it weren't so dourly exploitative.
  • 40
    TV Guide Magazine
    TV Guide Magazine
    A numbingly stupid actioner, Invasion U.S.A. has one of the most laughable villains ever committed to film.
  • 38
    Chicago Sun-TimesRoger Ebert
    Chicago Sun-TimesRoger Ebert
    Invasion U.S.A. is a brain-damaged, idiotic thriller, not even bad enough to be laughable.
  • 30
    The New York TimesVincent Canby
    The New York TimesVincent Canby
    Though in his last movie, Code of Silence, Mr. Norris, the karate champion-turned-movie actor, seemed on the verge of becoming a kind of benign Clint Eastwood character, he loses all credibility in this awful film.
  • 30
    Variety
    Variety
    A brainless plot would be almost forgivable were it not for the perverse depiction of innocents butchered in Invasion U.S.A.
  • 25
    Chicago TribuneGene Siskel
    Chicago TribuneGene Siskel
    Has a terrific premise but no script.
  • 20
    Time Out
    Time Out
    Leaden, xenophobic, and utterly stupid, it's far more offensive than Rambo and far less well executed.
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