i am a huge fan of the spy genre and this is one of the best of these films. the assignment is based on a true story and which has been somewhat embellished for the big screen and and it really takes you on a fun ride. the film has a great cast and starring aidan quinn and donald sutherland and ben kingsley. naval officer quinn is a reluctantly recruited by sutherland after a chance meeting with kingsley who believes quinn to be the famous terrorist carlos the jackal. because quinn so closely resembles carlos and sutherland stops at nothing to recruit him because sutherland is obsessed with the terrorist capture or death. the training sequences are awesome. quinn is really put to the test by kingsley and sutherland and having to withstand attacks from remote controlled snowmobiles and from eating the same food each day and to being drugged with a hallucinogen. he even has to learn how to make love to a woman the way carlos would. the film has some great action scenes with quinn eluding allies because they believe he is carlos and in his final mission when he is to kill the jackal. throughout the film and quinn must struggle with the new personality he has attained versus his own. will he remain as ruthless and free as carlos or will he once again return to his life of a good husband and father. if you like the spy genre and this is a must see. the action is used only to propel the story of this thriller forward while no gratuitous explosions or fight scenes. rating positive stars. 
i am a huge fan of the spy genre and this is one of the best of these films. the assignment is based on a true story and which has been somewhat embellished for the big screen and and it really takes you on a fun ride. the film has a great cast and starring aidan quinn and donald sutherland and ben kingsley. naval officer quinn is a reluctantly recruited by sutherland after a chance meeting with kingsley who believes quinn to be the famous terrorist carlos the jackal. because quinn so closely resembles carlos and sutherland stops at nothing to recruit him because sutherland is obsessed with the terrorist capture or death. the training sequences are awesome. quinn is really put to the test by kingsley and sutherland and having to withstand attacks from remote controlled snowmobiles and from eating the same food each day and to being drugged with a hallucinogen. he even has to learn how to make love to a woman the way carlos would. the film has some great action scenes with quinn eluding allies because they believe he is carlos and in his final mission when he is to kill the jackal. throughout the film and quinn must struggle with the new personality he has attained versus his own. will he remain as ruthless and free as carlos or will he once again return to his life of a good husband and father. if you like the spy genre and this is a must see. the action is used only to propel the story of this thriller forward while no gratuitous explosions or fight scenes. rating positive stars. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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