Daylight: Critic Reviews

Though the explosion that seals off New York and New Jersey will have even curious theater concession stand crews bolting their posts, the characterizations are strictly low-cal.

Despite having to wade through no end of sigh-inducing cliches, Sly actually comes off better here than many of his co-stars, a rather unfortunate result of...bit-part actors who may well have been dragged off the street and paid in ham sandwiches.

This is a nineties disaster flick that deserves more attention...

Still more millennial fear and commuter angst get routed through this toll-heavy disaster vehicle set in New York's Holland Tunnel--call it The Tunneling Inferno.

The best of the 1990s disaster-flick revivals, and certainly a solid effort by the usual standards of its star (Stallone) and its hack director (Rob Cohen).

A disaster flick about a group of New Yorkers trapped in the Holland tunnel.

You know something is wrong when Stallone actually gives one of the best performances in the picture.