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Bryan Singer's mastery of tension and...

Posted by mpathus on December 25, 2008 at 21:48:20:
...exposition in Valkyrie came across full force. (Singer's "The Usual Suspects" is one of my faves.)

Even without hollywood plot twists, he kept the heat on - somewhere between "Enemy at the Gates" and "Downfall".

Cruise was capable, and the film's examination of how by contingency plans a coup d'etat was engineered was very interesting.

"Downfall" might make a nice double feature with this one.