Safe house

• At some point in the tense, tough, visceral action movie "Safe House" a side character describes a rogue superagent played by Denzel Washington as "the black Dorian Gray." Now that's a movie pitch in waiting. Mr.
(New York Times)
• Denzel Washington and Ryan Reynolds star in "Safe House," which will be released in theaters on Friday, Feb. 10. Reynolds plays Matt Weston, a young CIA agent assigned to look after a dangerous fugitive (Washington).
(Norfolk Daily News)
• The two films lead another record-breaking weekend and are in a heated race for the weekend crown; Star Wars: Phantom Menace opens to No. 3 with $8.7 million, followed by Journey 2 with $6.6 million.
(Hollywood Reporter)
• "Safe House" stars Denzel Washington and Ryan Reynolds, who are both at odd places in their careers.
(Daily Texan Online)
• It seems like it's almost a rite of passage for new leading men to have to do a film opposite Denzel Washington.
(The Christian Science Monitor)
• Can't wait to see the next "Bourne" film? Don't worry. It opens in theaters Friday. It just happens to be called "Safe House," a film with so much in common with the "Bourne" films that you'd almost think it was an intentional rip-off.
(Abington Mariner)
• Safe House, the CIA thriller that opens in theaters on Friday, gives no overt indication that it is a foreign-language filmmakers American feature debut.
(Huffington Post)
• The Harvey County Domestic Violence Task Force and Safe House will have a community meeting from 7 to 8 p.m. Feb. 21.
(Newton Kansan)
• From a trailer one can glean a films genre, the actors who portray the main characters, possibly the relationship between those characters, perhaps the primary setting and the central conflict.
(Notre Dame & Saint Mary Observer)
• He must have joined The Agency with an eye toward excitement, exotic locales and danger.
(Omaha World-Herald)