When
Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks to gather the results can be painful and
vintage, as in Saving Private Ryan, or can be disjointed and boring,
and Terminal. Bridge of Spies is in a very good place in the middle; a bridge, if you will, between understanding crowdpleaser Argo-esque and a little 'surprisingly sentimental. Open
during the coldest period of the Cold War, when the British-born Soviet
spy (Mark Rylance as Rudolf Abel) was caught by the FBI. Spielberg
in top form with this opening scene with the code numbers on small
pieces of paper hidden in currencies cables, slipped in and out of
public parks in the ass. (Male international intrigue was much cooler for smartphones and computers went so small cinema).
In
a typical operation, a large part of the evidence would be expelled
because of insufficient orders, but there's no chance of that happening
with this case. Donovan, however, able to convince the court to pronounce a veto death penalty, but not for legal reasons or humanitarian. Use a man in his mental makeup insurance, suggesting that Abel live one day hold, in the national interest. During
his talks with Abel, Donovan begins to realize that the "cold war"
patriotic citizens who serve their country, and one day an American spy
will be caught up by the Soviets to find. Do not you know that this is exactly what happens when Gary Powers
(Austin Stowell) has its secret U2 load of cameras and big goals was
shot down over Russia.
There are a number of disadvantages. He can not officially represent the government, so it is completely alone and have to think on your feet. Although soon he discovers that the governments of East Germany and the Soviet Union are not always the same goal. It also has a cold (the fur is stolen by young Germans scary!)Spielberg does a good job of representing the alienation of divided Berlin, but the film finally comes out in a series of business meetings. The screenplay (Matt Charman and surprisingly, the Coen brothers) creaks a bit "when Donovan is in talks full. There will be who has negotiated a complex contract exciting, but the film as a whole is also reserved for people who do not interest fans of the History Channel.
Worse, the last sinking in a swamp of juice. Spielberg shows Donovan Hanks as an absolute saint - one of the cornerstones of virtue, almost inhuman. The ending is intended to cause chills, but probably laugh involuntarily. In
addition to stopping the opening of deportation and Powers
stratosphere, large audience, you may be surprised at how little action
in this movie. Even with the great period furniture and a little 'creative lighting, lamps Bridge could easily be adapted to a game.
Milan Tomic
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