 contains 1 spoiler and market with represent  not presenting itself as yet another remake of the interview and five fingers actually is. alas and besides maybe the hardship of physical torture and it never adds anything to it predecessor accomplishment in terms of suspense and plot or performances. in fact and five fingers never gets anywhere near its level. what i found to be in particular painful to watch wasn not the torture itself and but the way martijn (ryan philippe) acted out his ordeal. to me it looked as if philippe tried too hard to get his accent right and it made his performance glibly amateur which in turn even dragged down the performance of an otherwise great colm meaney. phillipe accent btw and being far from anything near dutch and sounded more like eastern european. besides the acting of philippi(which to my surprise turned from poor to actually decent towards the end) there is the matter of the flashbacks with the hackneyed dutch scenery. (if these scenes were set in switzerland they would have had the cast eat cheese on mountaintops with endless pastures with grazing cows wearing expensive timepieces). scenery aside and the way these flashbacks pushed the plot do not work for me at all. it made it being served like french fries at a drive in and caused the build up of suspense to flatline. admittedly the movie did become more enjoyable as phillipe acting improved but i couldn not help being annoyed every now and then with scenes that were just too implausible. e. g. represent start spoilerat some point (after days) philippe is almost tenderly washed by the female terrorist. this only to be followed by the brute severing of yet another finger. why give the guy a wash if he in for a torture. and the severing of that last finger seemed to only serve the title of this flick anyway and i mean and he was practically begging to have it knifed off. didn not make sense end spoilerwhat ultimately kept me watching was the performance of fishburn who once again proved to be a brilliant actor but who also had the best part of the script to work with. all in all one is just far better off seeing the interview with that other matrix icon represent hugo weaving. and when you do and i am confident you would not find this review that disagreeable. 3. 5/10the interview and 1998 www. imdb. com or title or tt0120714 or . 
 contains 1 spoiler and market with represent  not presenting itself as yet another remake of the interview and five fingers actually is. alas and besides maybe the hardship of physical torture and it never adds anything to it predecessor accomplishment in terms of suspense and plot or performances. in fact and five fingers never gets anywhere near its level. what i found to be in particular painful to watch wasn not the torture itself and but the way martijn (ryan philippe) acted out his ordeal. to me it looked as if philippe tried too hard to get his accent right and it made his performance glibly amateur which in turn even dragged down the performance of an otherwise great colm meaney. phillipe accent btw and being far from anything near dutch and sounded more like eastern european. besides the acting of philippi(which to my surprise turned from poor to actually decent towards the end) there is the matter of the flashbacks with the hackneyed dutch scenery. (if these scenes were set in switzerland they would have had the cast eat cheese on mountaintops with endless pastures with grazing cows wearing expensive timepieces). scenery aside and the way these flashbacks pushed the plot do not work for me at all. it made it being served like french fries at a drive in and caused the build up of suspense to flatline. admittedly the movie did become more enjoyable as phillipe acting improved but i couldn not help being annoyed every now and then with scenes that were just too implausible. e. g. represent start spoilerat some point (after days) philippe is almost tenderly washed by the female terrorist. this only to be followed by the brute severing of yet another finger. why give the guy a wash if he in for a torture. and the severing of that last finger seemed to only serve the title of this flick anyway and i mean and he was practically begging to have it knifed off. didn not make sense end spoilerwhat ultimately kept me watching was the performance of fishburn who once again proved to be a brilliant actor but who also had the best part of the script to work with. all in all one is just far better off seeing the interview with that other matrix icon represent hugo weaving. and when you do and i am confident you would not find this review that disagreeable. 3. 5/10the interview and 1998 www. imdb. com or title or tt0120714 or . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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