Harrowing tale that seemed like it was made up but really happened
Argo was Ben Afflecks’ movie about how the CIA rescued six American diplomats that got out of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran before it was taken over during the Iranian Revolution. Affleck both directed and starred in the movie as CIA agent Tony Mendez who was in charge of the rescue. He presented a harrowing tale of a plan that seemed like it was made up in Hollywood but actually happened.<br /><br />One of the strongpoints of the film is its realistic feel. It had scenes and shots based upon archival footage and photographs from the period.<br /><br />Next it throws some shots at Hollywood. The escape plan is to make the Americans pretend to be a Canadian film team to get them out of Iran. To do that they needed to get help from some movie people played by John Goodman and Alan Arkin. Goodman makes fun of directors saying anyone could be a one while Arkin said everyone in Hollywood lies and everyone is full of it. He has a hilarious scene buying a script for a movie that is all based upon that attitude.<br /><br />Of course things end with a bang with a very harrowing ending.<br /><br />It all makes for a very good movie with lots of tension and some unexpected laughs thrown in.
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