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Not to give anything away as it is an easy to watch movie. It has a few surprises if you pay close attention. One of the few movies of its time that has an uplifting story and very good connectivity between characters. It is nice to see such a large generation gap between the actors and how they interact in a more equal level. Robert De Niro was a surprise in this roll as he was not the brute I would have expected (no brass knuckles). Ann Hathaway's character was well portrayed and reminds me a little bit of character in The Devil Wears Prada. In the long run it is a fun movie to watch with your significant other. So, dig out the popcorn.

Without a doubt one of the best spy thrillers I've ever watched. All the twist and turns and the characters that play the game are very intense. I would never want to give away the ending as they suspense of choosing which one is the real traitor and who was taken in.

This is not your typical 007 type of movie, but to me more leaning towards the whodunit style that Agatha Christy had written. Sometimes you do have to think of who all the players are as they become numerous and how they are connected to the events. A well worth watching performance as I enjoyed it on the second viewing. The first time I was not ready for all the intrigue that was occurring on multiple levels. However, enjoyable.

A little over the top raw. It might be a niche movie, but tasteless. Few laughs at the most, which was more based on the amount of vulger language than actual script writing. Nice to see Dennis Quaid make an appearance in a movie, short as it was. I hope the dogs are okay after this, but the movie itself should have been euthanized.

Surprised they even made something like this. No wonder they put this in the smallest theater room that they had. I think all 12 of us in the theater were surprised. No one walked out, but we sure ran for the door when it was over.

Should have gone to see Oppenheimer or Mission Impossible 27 (or whatever number its at).