June Havens (Cameron Diaz) was just an unassuming, wholesome Midwestern gal. Then she got on the same plane as Roy Milner (Tom Cruise), international super-spy. There's a shootout on board, and the plane has to make a crash landing. Then things really get out of control. Agents from the government tell June that Roy has had a mental breakdown and is dangerous. His behavior makes it seem like they're telling the truth. But as the two of them are hunted around the world, June is going to have to trust Roy if they're going to make it out alive.

REVIEW

“Knight and Day” was cute but it wasn’t worth all the hype that it received prior to its release. I’m still wondering why Cameron Diaz was chosen to play the blonde arm candy, and Tom Cruise doesn’t pull off action comedy very well. “Knight and Day” was entertaining but very unbelievable. This movie is a far stretch from Mission Impossible Cruise and way below his entertainment grade level. Ladies if you’re big on Cruise and Diaz then this is an action chick flick that the fellas can watch and won’t get entirely angry at you for dragging them to the theater. However, “Knight and Day” should have gone straight to Pay-Per-View or DVD/Blu-ray. ~Dana Da Designated Hata® aka Nobody’s Fan®