feature a quite talented cast and this entertains and keep you interested throughout . the plot be fairly easy to follow . the acting be good for all the part ( in spite of kingsley inexplicable and seemingly random occasional change of accent ) and the character be good ( aykroyd amuses with his portrayal of a conspiracy nut and though he never over the top ) . the main character make an effective team and and each member contributes and just about equally and too . the editing and cinematography do not go anywhere you do not expect them to and but they do not really need to . the comedy be never force and just clever and well deliver . the pacing be great and the movie neither stand still nor rush through . it a fun ride through the entire thing and not to be take too seriously ( and it never claim to be more than that ) . yes and the political agenda be impossible to miss ( and the very end be almost insulting ) and but that be not surprising and give redford involvement . the film work well a a light spy film ( without become farcical ) and deliver and a the title suggest and sneak and as well a conspiracy . a my fiancée point out while we watch it and fan of j. j. abrams hit series alias will appreciate the elaborate planning and execution of the sneak ( though it be not a stylize ) and and there be some gadgetry . enjoyable from start to finish . i recommend this to any fan of spy flick ( though i be not sure people expect action or mystery in this will find themselves satisfied . and a a thriller and it light at best ) . positive .