Review of The Debt (2010) by Eric R — 26 Jan 2012
Well acted and directed, this ultimately disappoints because it is just not credible that hardened Mossad agents would be so full of doubt and, frankly, incompetence. The film makes it clear what their families suffered at the hands of the Nazis, so why all the hand-wringing and need to stop "living the lie"? Surely the argument of the "greater good" would always prevail.
Another issue would be how the doctor, a good 25-30 years older than Rachel Singer could so easily overpower her, even in his eighties?
This review of The Debt (2010) was written by Eric R on 26 Jan 2012.
The Debt has generally received positive reviews.
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