Rendition (2007) Dvd movies

Roger Ebert called "perfect", and certainly the timing could not have been much better: Rendition was released as the United States discuss the issue again of "extraordinary rendition" policy (begun under the Clinton administration accelerated after September 11, 2001) to transfer suspected terrorists to countries that practice torture as a tool of interrogation. Alas, the film rarely fills the contours of a "movie show" prototypical this kind of thing peopled by cardboard to track the habits of an important and urgent. The plot is in full swing when a husband to Egyptian (Omar Metwally) is sent to an unidentified country in North Africa where torture is practiced, with the CIA in the approval. The film takes a dive crash with how it affects different people: the U.S. pregnant woman (Reese Witherspoon), the reluctant CIA agent (Jake Gyllenhaal) on stage, a severe interrogator (Yigal Naoret), all the way to an American

Terrorism honcho (Meryl Streep) willing to close their eyes and sad if you stop a terrorist attack. Things spark briefly when Witherspoon recruits an old boyfriend (Peter Sarsgaard), appeal his case to his boss, U.S. Senator (Alan Arkin), but most of director Gavin Hood (Tots) did not find a way to design the color line, despite these huge actors doing spirited work. The question is fully and clearly explained, but the film does not come alive. - Robert Horton

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Reese Witherspoon, Jake Gyllenhaal and Meryl Streep star in this nail biting thriller of a man who mysteriously disappears on a flight from South Africa to Washington DC and the government conspiracy put in place to cover it.