It was a good movie but a bit too long and at times it seemed to be dragging. If you can’t find a movie that you really want to see, you can get this one as a safe bet.
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I'd give it a bit more credit than that. I didnt find it boring at all. Cant never go wrong with Sean Penn.
Sincerely,
Captain Lota
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havent seen it, so has anyone seen producers?
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The direction from Pollack is superb. Movie is relatively long, but he knows how to pace his story. There is a slow build-up to the film’s finale, but in its final moments, "The Interpreter" becomes pulse pounding and heart felt. Every scene is relevant to the motion picture, every word of dialogue perfectly polished to meet credibility. Pollack, like Woody Allen, knows how to film New York and tends to film it as if in homage to the city. If you enjoyed "In the Line of Fire" or "The Manchurian Candidate", you’ll find "The Interpreter" a pleasurable experience.