I waited to see the film before I read this review.

However, I should've kept count on how many times I watched the trailer so I was already expecting moles in the CIA. By the trailer itself, I couldn't choose between CIA-Chick or CIA-Handler. And that's just on the trailer.

By the time you get into the film, you wonder what's on the file. And why would Tobin Frost care?

Awesome soundtrack. Excellent car chases and explosions - just what I like on the big screen. The only disappointment for me was the almost-very-end, when yes - the files are leaked to the public. What was the motivation for that?

I guess I'd never make it as a spy.

PS: Does South Africa have some sort of tax-exempt policy going on for film and television? Because that's the umpteenth action flick I've watched where the storyline's based out of there.

The remake with Denzel Washington, Chris Pine, and John Travolta - haven't seen it. And, by the looks of the posts in here, I won't waste my time trying to.

Okay, now THAT's funny!
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Don't forget "misdirection" as a storytelling tool.

Hollywood loves them some misdirection.

And to further not to appear cold-hearted and unfeeling, but it's sickly amusing to see Hollywood "rush" to defend Whitney.

While she was alive, did anyone tell her that she was their inspiration? Or did they only aspire to her wealth and short-lived success?

Favorite post of the day!!!
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ANOTHER reason to avoid the 3D re-release of "SW-Phantom Menace."

Yay!

Fellow Trekkies in here!

(And we were "Trekkies" before "Trekkers" became the PC-version)

To this day, I only watch "Lady and the Tramp" in December - because it's a Christmas movie. ;)

But I truly can't wait to see it in Blu-ray, even though I already own the DVD.

There is just something magical about Lady's story.

"Smug" and "contemptuous" are plainly written all over his face.