![](/tmpcartcache/195094_36055fce35086d74774b6de4720f2f67.jpg)
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
2011
![](/imgs/revor_1.png)
![](/imgs/revor_2.png)
![](/imgs/revwh_1.png)
![](/imgs/revwh_2.png)
![](/imgs/revwh_1.png)
![](/imgs/revwh_2.png)
![](/imgs/revwh_1.png)
![](/imgs/revwh_2.png)
![](/imgs/revwh_1.png)
![](/imgs/revwh_2.png)
John Le Carré's classic thriller of Cold War espionage follows an English spy as he returns to MI-6 under a cloud of suspicion. In the years since he was sacked by the agency, some suspect he's become an operative for the Soviet Union.
Synopsis compliments of Netflix
Thriller
![](/imgs/revgr2_1.png)
![](/imgs/revgr2_2.png)
![](/imgs/revga2_1.png)
![](/imgs/revga2_2.png)
![](/imgs/revga2_1.png)
![](/imgs/revga2_2.png)
![](/imgs/revga2_1.png)
![](/imgs/revga2_2.png)
![](/imgs/revga2_1.png)
![](/imgs/revga2_2.png)
A great cast with terrible pacing - almost half the movie was setting up the story, and the end was rather anticlimactic. Spy Game is a far better espionage suspense, with a bit of action as a bonus.
1
© 2009-2024 Anthony Stahler
Posting Disabled