Quick Review: Fictionalized or not, Eastwood's take on the bomb attack during the 1996 Olympics translates into a skillfully-crafted, evenly-paced and well-written film that effortlessly balances out drama, humor, wit, and sentiment, being quietly intense and consistently riveting throughout, and though all the cast do a brilliant job, it is Hauser's spot-on portray as the earnest hero accused of terrorism Richard, you can't help but root for and support in his struggle against both the media and FBI.
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I'd heard it was outstanding. Eastwood has proven himself an outstanding director.
He has, indeed. I loved the film. To be honest, I thought it was better than at least half of the Best Picture nominees. It deserves more credit for sure.
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