There's a rotten apple in MI6 and Gary Oldman is going to find it
This is an adaptation of the famous John le Carre spy novel. I saw it when it first came out in a theater and was not impressed. In fact I was downright bored at times due to the plodding style. This is something that many other movies based upon la Carre’s work have in common. Since then I’ve seen it several times and come to really appreciate it. That’s a warning however that one needs to be very patient with this film to really enjoy it. The story is about the British foreign intelligence agency MI6 hunting down a Soviet mole within the service. As John Hurt who plays the head of MI6 says “There’s a rotten apple” and they have to find it.<br /><br />Gary Oldman plays the lead character who is hunting down the spy. The movie is all about him meticulously putting together one little piece of evidence after another until he figures out the case. It’s the reason why the story moves so slowly because it’s not like most films where they start investigating and then there’s the big break and everything turns into an action flick afterward. Instead it’s like putting together a jigsaw puzzle and at the end it’s about betrayal as the mole turns out to be someone everyone knew for years.<br /><br />Oldman shines as usual. He plays an old hand at MI6. You can see the wear on his face with some great make-up and it’s taken a personal toll as well with his marriage. Tom Hardy as a strung out agent, Mark Strong who is affected the most personally, and Hurt even though he only appears a few times also stand out for their performances.<br /><br />In the end you really have to wait for the payoff in this movie but it is well worth it.
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