there are many so called anti war or anti govt. policy films around now which start off as a mea culpa and end with our poor boys are getting hell out there so let the world sympathise with them and it not their fault  kind of stuff. i was half afraid that this would be another in that style even if it treated another subject or aspect of the same subject. i nearly do not go and see it while for that matter and i almost did not write this review. what did we get here. an egyptian gets taken off to a secret off shore torture centre and on u. s. orders and but it is another egyptian who has to do the torturing and not an american represent ee and we americans have clean hands and and the egyptians are a bad lot anyway so let them harm their own. oh and and the goody had to be an american with a conscience represent indeed many americans have them and but here the concept was misplaced. yes and we all know it is called extraordinary rendition and it began in clinton time and it is now used for reasons well beyond control. otherwise it was very hackneyed and nervous about really condemning the u. s. for being party to torture while as if the makers were afraid to go the whole way for fear of being slanged as unpatriotic or whatever (take a look at the message board. anyone apologising gets a faceful of heavy verbal artillery). torture is a terrible thing and whether one is guilty or not while in the 18th century and frederickii and king of prussia and abolished it for convicted murderers  though i must say and a life sentence for a child molester is far less than what i want to see. all right and what about torture. this film did not really bring out its horror and hopelessness enough. when you are under torture and (now come the capitals for emphasis and i am not shouting) you will say anything and even if it is not true and even if you have not done the thing you are accused of and in the vain hope that if you say amen to whatever they are peddling and it will stop. it does not and but you never learn and you keep on saying that you did whatever it is they say you did and tho you didnt. another thing the film did not bring out enough was that torture is exceedingly and indescribably humiliating and and that feeling stays with you your whole life. it somehow changes people inside. how do i know all that. don not ask. re edit represent two things represent the arabic that was used in the film was not the egyptian dialect. it sort of worse than setting a film in new zealand with locals as the characters and everyone has american accents. also and the dreadful little preacher who was inciting his ignorant audience to violence was telling them things unknown to that religion and which should have been brought out. nor was it anywhere explained that any nincompoop can become a mullah or imam while he doesn not need any special qualifications and and that is a hiatus which needs to be put right represent many are acceptable because of their fundamentalist views and tne u. s. a. great ally and saudi arabia and finances so many of them. many thanks for this space. 
there are many so called anti war or anti govt. policy films around now which start off as a mea culpa and end with our poor boys are getting hell out there so let the world sympathise with them and it not their fault  kind of stuff. i was half afraid that this would be another in that style even if it treated another subject or aspect of the same subject. i nearly do not go and see it while for that matter and i almost did not write this review. what did we get here. an egyptian gets taken off to a secret off shore torture centre and on u. s. orders and but it is another egyptian who has to do the torturing and not an american represent ee and we americans have clean hands and and the egyptians are a bad lot anyway so let them harm their own. oh and and the goody had to be an american with a conscience represent indeed many americans have them and but here the concept was misplaced. yes and we all know it is called extraordinary rendition and it began in clinton time and it is now used for reasons well beyond control. otherwise it was very hackneyed and nervous about really condemning the u. s. for being party to torture while as if the makers were afraid to go the whole way for fear of being slanged as unpatriotic or whatever (take a look at the message board. anyone apologising gets a faceful of heavy verbal artillery). torture is a terrible thing and whether one is guilty or not while in the 18th century and frederickii and king of prussia and abolished it for convicted murderers  though i must say and a life sentence for a child molester is far less than what i want to see. all right and what about torture. this film did not really bring out its horror and hopelessness enough. when you are under torture and (now come the capitals for emphasis and i am not shouting) you will say anything and even if it is not true and even if you have not done the thing you are accused of and in the vain hope that if you say amen to whatever they are peddling and it will stop. it does not and but you never learn and you keep on saying that you did whatever it is they say you did and tho you didnt. another thing the film did not bring out enough was that torture is exceedingly and indescribably humiliating and and that feeling stays with you your whole life. it somehow changes people inside. how do i know all that. don not ask. re edit represent two things represent the arabic that was used in the film was not the egyptian dialect. it sort of worse than setting a film in new zealand with locals as the characters and everyone has american accents. also and the dreadful little preacher who was inciting his ignorant audience to violence was telling them things unknown to that religion and which should have been brought out. nor was it anywhere explained that any nincompoop can become a mullah or imam while he doesn not need any special qualifications and and that is a hiatus which needs to be put right represent many are acceptable because of their fundamentalist views and tne u. s. a. great ally and saudi arabia and finances so many of them. many thanks for this space. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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