Ratings for Cloak & Dagger
(1984)
(6.11 / 10)9 member reviews/ratings for this Movie
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Reviews for Cloak & Dagger
9 reviews/ratings
Most recent review listed first
My Movie Rating:
9 / 10 An iconic film celebrating the imagination of boys!
My Movie Rating: 9 / 10 5 / 10 A great young actor wasted in a meaningless film.
My Movie Rating: 2 / 10 Not really my kind of entertainment. I did not really like the movie, Henry Thomas showed too little emotions and the whole story was just too surreal for me.
My Movie Rating: 3 / 10 Great movie. I seen it for the first time when I was elementary school, and I ran around the whole summer playing spy and wanting to have a sleepover with henry :p...lol
My Movie Rating: 7 / 10 5 / 10 6 / 10 
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A great performance by Henry Thomas in his imaginary world turned real. Dabney Coleman did a great job as well playing dual roles--as the boy's sidekick Jack Flack and as the boy's father.