Good and tense war drama, but nothing more

Rating: 7/10 (15 December 2015)

Spoiler alert (for Captain Phillips as well).
As I expected before seeing, this movie is little bit better than average war movie. It is intense movie (although ending can be predicted) with a very good cast and directing.
Reason I didn't rate this movie with a higher rate than 7 is that I consider it as typical "Americanized" war movie. I do not like subjectivity in American movies especially war movies.
It is reflected for example in the fact that American treat Russian spy correctly and much better than the Russians treat American spy - no reason for that. Also in the attitude of the main character, James B. Donovan (Tom Hanks) who represents everything good in America. He represents honest, decent American citizen upstanding in his work, with his family... He behaves like a hero when he refuse to obey orders and decides to risk all and of course he manage to save both American prisoners.
Pathetic can be seen in ending when James B. Donovan comes home tired and his family is just watching TV news about him as a hero. Also in scene in subway where random people (woman in subway) recognized him and feeling proud.
Because of mentioned reasons I put it among average war movies. Tom Hanks performance was very good as always, reminds me of his role in the film Captain Phillips, similar role, true story both, "Americanized" and he ends up as a hero.
This "Americanization" can be seen in all of Spielberg's war movies except for Schindler's List, in which is represented in a much lesser extent, therefore, I consider Schindler's list his best war movie.