Hanna is a taut action thriller directed by Joe Wright whose previous films The Soloist (Robert Downey Jr/Jamie Foxx), Pride & Predjudice and the Oscar nominated Atonement (both with Keira Knightley) are all well regarded.

Saoirse Ronan, who had worked with Wright on Atonement, gives a focused and convincing performance as Hanna, with solid turns from Eric Bana and Cate Blanchett rounding out the billing.

Shot in Morocco, Finland and Germany the cinematography is simply gorgeous. Lensed by German born Alwin H. Kuchler (Sunshine, Code 46) his eye for the natural grittiness of a locale brings depth to every frame. One location I was very pleased to see was the Trudelturm Wind Tunnel facility in Berlin which doubled as Blanchetts base. It's a wholy unique locale and also featured in 2005's underrated Aeon Flux.

The music, scored by The Chemical Brothers, coupled with amazing sound design create an aural feast on which to nom nom nom.

Hanna is highly recommended. Totally Ninja!

The film was very predictable, but good.
Hanna is a badass with no eyebrowns.

One of the best and most unique movies I've seen in a long time.

The movie was good but left with too many loose ends. I wish they had some end to wrap it all up. The end was abrupt and explained nothing except that every character we knew in the story is dead except Hanna.

unusual but very good thriller with some coming-of-age story thrown in. Highly recommended.

Tries so hard to be an adolescent Bourne Identity but is just meh.

This may sound weird but the movie itself is better than the story. What do I mean? The way the movie is made - the camera, the music and an amazing Saoirse - compensates for the not very original story. It´s not all out action, those scenes are the higlights throughout the movie. I like that a lot. All in all a very entertaining movie.

Very strong beginning but drags in the middle. Because of the setup though I always love coming back to this one.

I liked the beginning were they were in the woods hunting, training getting ready. Then when they left it started to get bad. As others pointed out there was no logic and no real agenda. The biggest fail however is the German clown and the stereotype skinheads, they are the worst characters trying to be special but failing fully. nothing really added together and what happened with the family in the RV? And Eric swimming !! did he like swim across were ?? the one surprise is that it was actually real actors in this production.

No this was a waste of time. saw it on Netflix so no harm done but still it could have been good.

not recommended

This was a mixed bag. Saoirse Ronan, Eric Bana and Cate Blanchette are all spectacular performers in their own right so it is justified to think this would be a movie worth watching. My issues with it were all the directorial choices: instead of allowing the story to speak for itself, Joe Wright seemed to leaned toward the bizarre and surreal: The Chemical Brothers soundtrack and the soundscape were jarring and an unfortunate cacophony, Tom Hollander's character and the neo-fascist thugs, the closing location and its fantastic bent (and even Cate Blancette's southern drawl) were all distractions from what could have been a straight forward, gripping thriller. I'm so glad the premise was picked up for an Amazon Prime TV series. The movie missed the mark. I give this film a 6 (fair) out of 10. [Action Adventure Thriller]

This movie deserves not more than 4/10, just a waste of time..

Smart and mesmerizing with an incredible soundtrack.

I find this movie a great one, the story is good, with a few twists and good performace from the actors, I think this movie is worth to watch even if sometimes the camera work it's kind of annoying but to little to damage the movie.

I like the tv show better tbh