Movie Details
| Title: | Traitor | |
| Director: | Jeffrey Nachmanoff | |
| Year: | 2008 | |
| Genre: | War | |
| Times Seen: | 1 | |
| Last Seen: | 09.19.09 |
Other Movies Seen By This Director (0)
| Date Viewed | Venue | Note |
| 09.19.09 | Netflix | I don't know if it's just netflix's web player or what but the lack of english subtitles, while probably intended to convey confusion or isolation or remind me how much of the world doesn't speak my tyrannical pig language, but after a while it just disconnects me from the movie. They should spend less time with babelfish and more time thinking about things like how can fbi agents on a commercial flight get to Chicago like a half hour after getting a call that their suspect has been spotted. Anyway, it's nice to see Guy Pearce and Neal McDonough together again in a Ravenous reunion, just with way less cannibalism. Which is a shame. It would've been a nice turn in a movie otherwise about a muslam terrorist with a conscience. anyway x2, Jeff Daniels is in this. I know, right!? He shows up a half hour in like "oh yeah, there's also this guy at the table," except it's not just some dude it's Jeff Daniels. So that kind of tips a major turn in the film that... I could've done without really. Very similar to Eastern Promises, I kind of think I would've liked it more if there was no twist or whatever. But on the other hand, I wasn't what you would call riveted before the twist so whatever. |
