A film has to know what it's about.
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Zz9pza — 13 years ago(December 31, 2012 01:10 PM)
If Tom loyalties were truly 100% with the USSR, he and the Russians would have owned Bryce. Which I guess was the original intent of the mission. Tom fell in love, and after Susan was killed, his own personal mission was revenge on both sides. Bringing down Bryce meant the Russians couldnt use him. That would be justice for Susans killer, and a slap in the face to the Russians for putting him in her path to start with. After this I believe Tom would have lived a very dangerous, and very short life.
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AnthonySocksss — 1 year ago(October 13, 2024 03:19 AM)
People who claim the movie didn’t need the twist are imbecilic.
If Pharrell was not Yuri, then he would have never fallen in love with Sean Young’s character to begin with. You people think he bumped into her by accident? He was specifically ordered to become her lover to get closer to the Secretary of Defense. Without that entire plot line, the investigation into Yuri would have never started nor ended with Pritchard being the fall guy, and closing the loop for the Soviet Union to continue putting a mole in the Pentagon.
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