Best adaptation of a Clancy novel Focuses on govt cover up
Out of all the movie adaptations of Tom Clancy’s novels this is my favorite. It’s different from many of his other stories because it points out the corruption in government.<br /><br />A friend of the president (Donald Moffat) is killed by Colombian drug cartels and he wants strong action. That leads the National Security Adviser James Cutter (Harris Yulin) and Deputy Director of the CIA Bob Ritter (Henry Czerny) to devise a plan to take out the drug lords and their operations using a ground team led by covert operator John Clark (Willem Dafoe). Things quickly escalate, people die, Cutter and Ritter try to cover things up, and Deputy CIA Director Jack Ryan (Harrison Ford) has to figure it all out.<br /><br />Like the best of Clancy’s work the movie includes espionage, intrigue, double crosses, and action. It also has fantasy because while Ryan starts off doing his investigation going through phone intercepts, computer data, books, etc. he eventually goes to Colombia on his own and gets involved in the action. High level CIA officers like Ryan are bureaucrats who stay in the office. Of course that wouldn’t make a good story for a main character so Clancy and the movie has to get him involved out in the field. It also gets a bit ridiculous as Ryan passes out his business card that says CIA on it in Colombia and everyone believes him.<br />C
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