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Tout cela pour dire que ce film -qui se traîne carrément trop de toute façon- n'a aucun intérêt, ni présent, ni passé, ni futur, y compris en avance rapide de sa mère.Watching is The New York Times’s TV and film recommendation website.
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J'en ai personnellement mais très personnellement rien mais vraiment rien à secouer, alors tout un film là-dessus et notamment sur le Liban (ancien protectorat français, c'est de l'histoire très ancienne) j'en ai rien à cirer non plus et je m'en tamponne le coquillard en force.
Mais en dehors de ces contingences plus ou moins gênantes (déjà) c'est surtout l'histoire peu crédible, le scénario pas croyable et l'ensemble du sujet très rebutant pour ne pas dire simplement chiant et ressassé à l'envi de cette stupide (le mot est faible très faible) guerre de religions millénaire(s) dans ce moyen-orient de cinglés. Hélas, elle est ici cantonnée à la portion congrue, voire quasiment l'insignifiance ou la simple fairevaloir de l'autre blaireau (Jon Hamm) lequel -je ne le cache pas- ne m'a pas convaincu du tout. qui peut sévèrement piquer de temps en temps et avec grande conviction (cf Gone Girl !). Hélas, elle est ici cantonnée à la portion Je ne cacherais pas que la seule raison que j'ai eu de regarder ce film -ou de tenter de le regarder plutôt- c'est Rosamund Pike, la très charmante blonde. Je ne cacherais pas que la seule raison que j'ai eu de regarder ce film -ou de tenter de le regarder plutôt- c'est Rosamund Pike, la très charmante blonde. It helps that Hamm's performance provides a strong central core. Still, the film moves briskly and makes sufficient sense to keep it involving. For someone who's not familiar with the historical importance of the events in the 80s Lebanon (like me), the complexity of the machinations and layers of leaders may sometimes be confusing. But unlike the "Bourne" films the writer is know for, this is much more about political conflict and intrigue than action (there are only very short, minor action scenes). He does a good job of staying on top of Tony Gilroy's continuous dialogue. But unlike the "Bourne" films the writer is know for, this is much more about Jon Hamm gets his first leading film role as a US diplomat who's called back to the titular city to negotiate a prisoner exchange.
Jon Hamm gets his first leading film role as a US diplomat who's called back to the titular city to negotiate a prisoner exchange.
With great acting, just enough action and just enough education these are films that definitely widen a perspective on our relations with other countries. I enjoy these types of films because they really do put another lens on how dangerous the rest of the world can truly be and how circumstance changes a lot of lives in an instant. Without giving away any story Mason Skiles runs into a lot of familiar faces on his way to trying to find his friend and gets a crash course on all that’s happened since he left ten years prior. Cast wise this film stars the incomparable Jon Hamm and very talented actress Rosamund Pike who traverse their way through the war torn streets of Beirut to track down his friend and CIA officer Cal Riley who’s been kidnapped and knows a lot of valuable info about day to day operations. Written by Tony Gilroy who has had a hand in many films (Rogue One, Nightcrawler, Duplicity etc) is always able to add a good deal of human element to characters. Directed by Brad Anderson (The Machinist & Session 9) in his biggest budget film to date. Considered an espionage thriller without a lot of showcasing of the actual espionage this films spans a decade between events surrounding diplomat Mason Skiles (Jon Hamm) which first causes him to leave Beirut and events that force him to return a decade later during the Lebanese Civil War Considered an espionage thriller without a lot of showcasing of the actual espionage this films spans a decade between events surrounding diplomat Mason Skiles (Jon Hamm) which first causes him to leave Beirut and events that force him to return a decade later during the Lebanese Civil War between 1972-1982.
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