as the above suggests and i was ultimately unimpressed with this movie. it is lovely to look at and the scenery is lush and but the detail of the story and in particular the characters and are totally unbelievable. films do not have to be believable and but films like this and with a political edge and social commentary do. similarly and i have no problem with commercialism as such and but once again and films like this shouldn not be making casting decisions purely based on box office draw. this is absolutely the case with sutherland and who is frankly rubbish as doyle. his accent was far from authentic and but he fell into the biggest trap of all and his accent is his performance and and we end up with a caricature of irishness with no personality outside of his nationality. i find it totally implausible that anyone involved thought he was the best man for the job. all in all and this is a clear case of commercial interest over quality and when youre trying to be the mission and this kind of thing wrecks your chances of success. speaking of accents and there were a couple more problems and one being the striking modernity of boy accent which acted to dispel the feeling of being transported to another time. more surprising was samantha morton much lauded irish accent and which was variable to say the least. her voice meandered between strong north and soft south and even in the voice overs and where i would have expected any such discrepancies to be picked up. however and these are minor gripes compared to the motivation and actions of sarah. she never seems at home with the english and and almost instantly at home with her son and his tribe and the dilemma between the life she knew and the life she if offered just seems like a no brainer. perhaps a lot has been lost in editing and perhaps this was meant to be a three hour film or a mini series where these things could have been fleshed out and but i can only judge what i have seen. now the biggest problem and sarah (morton) relationship with doyle (sutherland) is incomprehensible. the fact is that her affection for him is not conveyed in any way until her having to choose between him and her son and the conflict she goes through at this point was frankly ridiculous and killed the movie for me. as you may have guessed. this movie do not work at all for me and but it is top notch to look at and you really would not see anything more stunning in terms of scenery and there are some good performances and my wife liked it. 
as the above suggests and i was ultimately unimpressed with this movie. it is lovely to look at and the scenery is lush and but the detail of the story and in particular the characters and are totally unbelievable. films do not have to be believable and but films like this and with a political edge and social commentary do. similarly and i have no problem with commercialism as such and but once again and films like this shouldn not be making casting decisions purely based on box office draw. this is absolutely the case with sutherland and who is frankly rubbish as doyle. his accent was far from authentic and but he fell into the biggest trap of all and his accent is his performance and and we end up with a caricature of irishness with no personality outside of his nationality. i find it totally implausible that anyone involved thought he was the best man for the job. all in all and this is a clear case of commercial interest over quality and when youre trying to be the mission and this kind of thing wrecks your chances of success. speaking of accents and there were a couple more problems and one being the striking modernity of boy accent which acted to dispel the feeling of being transported to another time. more surprising was samantha morton much lauded irish accent and which was variable to say the least. her voice meandered between strong north and soft south and even in the voice overs and where i would have expected any such discrepancies to be picked up. however and these are minor gripes compared to the motivation and actions of sarah. she never seems at home with the english and and almost instantly at home with her son and his tribe and the dilemma between the life she knew and the life she if offered just seems like a no brainer. perhaps a lot has been lost in editing and perhaps this was meant to be a three hour film or a mini series where these things could have been fleshed out and but i can only judge what i have seen. now the biggest problem and sarah (morton) relationship with doyle (sutherland) is incomprehensible. the fact is that her affection for him is not conveyed in any way until her having to choose between him and her son and the conflict she goes through at this point was frankly ridiculous and killed the movie for me. as you may have guessed. this movie do not work at all for me and but it is top notch to look at and you really would not see anything more stunning in terms of scenery and there are some good performances and my wife liked it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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