Sceptics not welcome to watch this movie...

Rating: 2/10 (30 December 2010)

When I watched the movie it was hard not to get up from the seat and leave, because of it's highly unrealistic plot. It is true that you don't know who is with the good guys, and who with the bads, but that's when I didn't care anyway. If a state catch a spy, I don't't think it's torturers couldn't speak English so well, or that the 'homeland' would bring a civilian to the prisoner swap. Then your good (wo)man will be detained because of some nobody comes in and tell that she is a double agent. Then he, the nobody kills two man in the elevator in the CIA HQ/office, after that, he walks out like nothing happened, no alarm. Then you, the double agent like agent escape - full alarm not a problem -, go home (bare footed), pack your stuff, leave home wall-climbing style (bare foot). Later you wear your high(er) heeled boots because those are the best for running - you're so wise... Or, if you a Russian brain trust you train children to do what you want - after sitting 10-20 years and grown up. Like we not changing our ways to think, view the world, etc. while/when we grown up. Somehow those children stay blind to learn the ideology of capitalism, etc. - but on the other hand they making carrier, gain skills with technology, weapons, etc., so they opened their mind for learning. (...) All of this, and the - lack of - 'acting' made the movie so unrealistic (all of it!) for me that is more like a parody - but where are the humour?