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I'll agree that this movie does follow a similar formula to other films; however, the twists and turns were very very very unpredictable. Further, even with the twists, I find that I would rewatch this film several more times because twists were not things that were shallow or meaningless to the film. They were relevant even if I knew they were coming.
It's true, this film does exploit fears of its audience a little. Audiences that go into this trusting technology will not be affected as much as those that go in with some fear. I feel that intended audiences will over look some things and forgive a lot of shortcomings in the film
Another excellent review. I'm not sure if you've ever critiqued "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." but that was truly an enjoyable film. It's the spy series that never materialized because sadly their version of an IMF team (U.N.CLE.) did not get together for the expected sequel.