"Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy." A very clear waste of many

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good actors who had NO scenes of any length, i.e. Ciaran Hinds, Colin Firth. They obviously were cast for their names and reps, a very strange ploy.
This is a bloodless film, artistically and emotionally, and that's not good in a spy genre effort. It has little in the way of suspense, little to interest the viewer in solving the puzzle of the mole's identity. A young, hitherto unknown hunky actor has long scenes that haven't much to do in furthering the plot; is he involved with someone or is he a studio "push?"
Still, it's worth the visit to a theater; it won't insult your intelligence and there are NO Fx, chases, or fights.

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Topic - "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy." A very clear waste of many - tinear 18:52:33 01/08/12 (9)

Take one's drama dry, stirred not shaken? - mr grits 23:01:50 01/08/12 (8)

I felt the same... - mkuller 20:51:17 01/09/12 (3)

RE: I felt the same... - jimdgoulding@yahoo.com 00:02:51 01/11/12 (2)

Personally... - mkuller 08:51:21 01/11/12 (1)

RE: Personally... - jimdgoulding@yahoo.com 09:03:17 01/11/12 (0)

A snooze-fest ... - reelsmith. 08:25:47 01/09/12 (1)

Well said, I did enjoy all the silly English code names . . - mr grits 10:43:41 01/09/12 (0)

"Everything is quite Cricket and no reason to cause fuss or muss". Shirley you're speaking of Downton Abbey? - Road Warrior 08:16:34 01/09/12 (0)

The line between confusion and intrigue isn't a fine one, is it? I rue the - tinear 07:39:19 01/09/12 (0)

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