This is a movie that is very much worth seeing and I do recommend it, but it would be hard to watch more than once. I give it a B

Rating: 7/10 (1 August 2015)

"There can be no murder in paradise." After WWII Russia is doing everything it can to show that their country is perfect and nothing bad ever happens. When military policeman Leo Demidov (Hardy) begins to see a pattern between the "accidental" deaths of children his reward is to be demoted and sent away. Now with his wife (Rapace) and General Nesterov (Oldman) he investigates on his own and what he finds is worse than he imagined. This is a hard movie to review. The acting is amazing. Tom Hardy is becoming one of the best actors working today and I think it is only a matter of time before he wins an Oscar. Watching him and Rapace play off each other is very intriguing and worth watching for that. On the other hand the subject matter is very intense and a little hard to watch if you have children. Nothing graphic is shown only discussed but that is enough. Overall, this is a movie that is very much worth seeing and I do recommend it, but it would be hard to watch more than once. I give this a B.