Information
Released Year: 2001
Runtime: 126 minutes
Directors: Tony Scott
Casts: Matthew Marsh, Brad Pitt, Benedict Wong, Ken Leung, Robert Redford, Larry Bryggman, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Catherine McCormack, Charlotte Rampling, Stephen Dillane, Todd Boyce, Garrick Hagon, Michael Paul Chan, Andrew Grainger
IMDB: Spy Game (2001)
Ratings: 
(98 votes, average: 3.27 out of 5)
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Washington Post -
With its cast of back-stabbing functionaries and desk jockeys, Spy Game makes the sport and hard work of espionage seem chillingly real.
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Village Voice -
Happily, beneath the film's nostalgic veneer and tooth-rattling visual and aural effects lies a mature ambiguity that's unusual for a holiday blockbuster -- and all but unheard of in a Tony Scott movie.
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New York Daily News -
The script provides an excellent payoff, although action fans may not agree, because that payoff is the equivalent of a Cheshire cat's grin.
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Chicago Tribune -
If you like Redford, Spy Game will be a real treat: a fast electric thriller full of the old Sundance charm and pizzazz.
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Entertainment Weekly -
The film is brimming with plots, counterplots, dossiers, and sinister corrupt priorities, all held together by the telephoto obsidian gloss of Scott's look-ma-no-pauses style.
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Spy Game (2001)
Veteran spy Nathan Muir is on the verge of retiring from the CIA when he learns that his one-time protégé and close friend, Tom Bishop, is a political prisoner sentenced to die in Beijing. Although their friendship has been marred by bad blood and resentment, Muir agrees to take on the most dangerous mission of his career and rescue Bishop.
Spy Game (2001)
(98 votes, average: 3.27 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2001
Runtime: 126 minutes
Directors: Tony Scott
Casts: Matthew Marsh, Brad Pitt, Benedict Wong, Ken Leung, Robert Redford, Larry Bryggman, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Catherine McCormack, Charlotte Rampling, Stephen Dillane, Todd Boyce, Garrick Hagon, Michael Paul Chan, Andrew Grainger
IMDB: Spy Game (2001)
Storyline
Veteran spy Nathan Muir is on the verge of retiring from the CIA when he learns that his one-time protégé and close friend, Tom Bishop, is a political prisoner sentenced to die in Beijing. Although their friendship has been marred by bad blood and resentment, Muir agrees to take on the most dangerous mission of his career and rescue Bishop.
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Reviews
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Washington Post -
With its cast of back-stabbing functionaries and desk jockeys, Spy Game makes the sport and hard work of espionage seem chillingly real.
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Village Voice -
Happily, beneath the film's nostalgic veneer and tooth-rattling visual and aural effects lies a mature ambiguity that's unusual for a holiday blockbuster -- and all but unheard of in a Tony Scott movie.
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New York Daily News -
The script provides an excellent payoff, although action fans may not agree, because that payoff is the equivalent of a Cheshire cat's grin.
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Chicago Tribune -
If you like Redford, Spy Game will be a real treat: a fast electric thriller full of the old Sundance charm and pizzazz.
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Entertainment Weekly -
The film is brimming with plots, counterplots, dossiers, and sinister corrupt priorities, all held together by the telephoto obsidian gloss of Scott's look-ma-no-pauses style.
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Veteran spy Nathan Muir is on the verge of retiring from the CIA when he learns that his one-time protégé and close friend, Tom Bishop, is a political prisoner sentenced to die in Beijing. Although their friendship has been marred by bad blood and resentment, Muir agrees to take on the most dangerous mission of his career and rescue Bishop.
Veteran spy Nathan Muir is on the verge of retiring from the CIA when he learns that his one-time protégé and close friend, Tom Bishop, is a political prisoner sentenced to die in Beijing. Although their friendship has been marred by bad blood and resentment, Muir agrees to take on the most dangerous mission of his career and rescue Bishop.
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