Zero for Maya

Rating: 1/10 (25 February 2013)

OK. It's not her, The actress has to do what the script has for her. But .. Is she representing the intelligence of America? Is she representing the cry and rage of all the people who wanted OBL dead? Is she also representing the supposed American feelings: sensitive, disturbed by human pain, but cold and disrespectful every time?
OK. It's not the woman, it's the character, the director, the script. Poorly made, and poorly deployed. So, OBL was there because of a hunch, because she believes so.... It makes me remember the awful scientist girl from Prometheus: she did not have real proof of anything, she "chooses to believe" (Matrix ?). I can accept as always that in intel work, the odds and calculus and luck come in handy, but things never work if she frowns and uses hard language in front of the CIA big boss to make her presence notorious... that scene made me sick: so, in order to impress the big boss you have to break respect and protocol? So, we have to sing: girl, you are rude, you have balls,... the job is yours...We believe in you. .... duh.