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I figure this movie was probably written when the author was half drunk snd half asleep each night over the course of a week.

The character played by Liam Neeson has an I. Q. of about 75. He continually leaves a knapsack filled with thousands of dollars on the floor of his truck and doesn't bother locking the doors of the truck, or take any of the cash to pay for gas or food. Instead he uses his credit cards which enables the bad guys to track him down.

The 11 year old boy isn't much brighter, and the very ending which I won't disclose is about as dumb as the rest of the picture. I watched the first third and when the movie never improved I then jumped to the last ten minutes.

I quit watching halfway thru episode 2. Why? I always ask myself why practically every thriller movie has gross stupidity in the story line.

I was really enjoying this movie - an excellent caste, especially the star heroine. She is a 23 year old beautiful very smart Jewish single woman who has moved from Manchester to London and is pretending to be Christian in order to infiltrate a Neo-Nazi organization in the 1960s.

She rents a room from an elderly anti-semitic landlady, who enters her room one afternoon and discovers a Hebrew Bible. Now, would anyone taking on this role keep a Hebrew Bible with her?

I happen to like drama movies, but I have just grown tired of heroes who demonstrate gross stupidity because the script writers are so lazy that they create artificial tension. I have no idea how the rest of the movie turns out.

This movie has very good acting. The core story line is a good one. The primary reason I gave it only 5 stars like many other people is because the story moves very slowly and is totally repetitious, again and again.

The whole story could have been told in 45 minutes and it could have been a little exciting which the plot calls for but fails to achieve. If you want a nice quiet story to fall asleep to this one fits the bill.