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Rating: 9/10 (23 February 2006)

This is another weighty film from a writer who seems determined that audiences should question what is going on around them. So it's not commercial and not, strictly, entertaining. It's probably not as good a script as Gataca or Truman. But it still really packs a punch and it does have a dramatic arc that really satisfies. I think a lot of people will find it unsettling to confront the lead character justifying his actions. It is hard at times not to see ourselves trying to ignore the existence of the arms trade as many of the other characters do in this film. It's interesting that younger viewers rate the film more highly on IMDb. One has to wonder if their denial capabilities have yet to mature and for that reason they found it more compelling.
If this movie makes some people angry or better informed then it succeeds. That such venal people can use their ambition to trade in so much death and destruction is something that should matter a lot more than it does.