More than anything, Fonda gives this glossy, reasonably entertaining rerun an American raison d'etre.

Point of No Return is actually a fairly effective and faithful adaptation [of La Femme Nikita], and Bridget Fonda manages the wild identity-swings of her role with intensity and conviction.

The film thrives on cinematic timing – or overly convenient near-misses and fortuitous circumstances during deadly confrontations – which cheapens the impact of missions.

...a rather irresistible premise that's employed to erratic yet mostly compelling effect...