Spider in the Web

I don't know if if they cut too much or there were too many "fill in the blanks".

I don't watch many Israeli spy movies so I found it hard to follow.

I had high hopes so it disappointing.

Ben Kingsley plays an aging Israeli agent investigating a company suspected of selling chemical weapons in this spy thriller.

"Spider in the Web" is slow and talky; and though it delivers a couple of good twists, the unfortunate result is that you wind up thinking how much more you'd prefer to be reading this kind of story, that's been told many times in spy novels, than instead of watching this tedious exercise. But the saving grace is Kingsley, who can do this sort of thing in his sleep but never gives the appearance that he's doing so.

Conclusion - This movie is slow and boring but Kingsley, who's always at his best is the only reason to watch it... Rated this 6/10

It was really boring that I had to stop from watching it around after 40 minutes.....I tried but the story's pacing was too slow , it was really painful to come to a conclusion...

overall, not a good movie...

1 hour and 53 mins of blah blahhh blahhh. Wow, what were the writers thinking? As a fan of Ben Kingsley, all the useless, boring and unnecessary dialogue they gave him, made even him unbearable. I guess the producers never heard of editing a film down with proper pacing to make it viewable. This should be a 1 star from me, but all 3/10 go to Ben Kingsley and the fairly decent directing and cinematography.

Seriously, is there some giant hole in his pocket to explain that he has been in nothing but pure garbage the past five years?