The Interpreter

Viewed: April 22, 2005

Anyone in it: Sean Penn and Nicole Kidman

Plot: An assassination attempt on an African big shot. Who foils the plans? Duh Duh Duh: The interpreter oh and a secret service agent, duh duh duh.

Comment: Besides the fact that by the end it was becoming a love interest, it was very good. For the first hour and a half, it kept a good level of viewing. I mean it stayed one way. I don't like sitting much, so I was moving around in my chair. It kept me in it, I'll give it that. This is one of those movies, where they show you who the person that is going to do the job is, but, they harness it and make you go other directions and make you not think about certain stuff until later when it is crucial. It was written very well. Now the last 45 minutes, was all set up. You knew, you knew, can't say it enough, you knew what was going to happen how it was going to end, but then it twists you into another story plot, well done, I would like to say, but then it goes back to Scott's plan, "I know what's going to happen, and it sucks, because if I say anything, people would hurt me." DUH! Don't say anything, sheesh. Kidding Scott. You did state that, not a direct quote, but a quote none the less.

Rating: 90 percent = B+, high B+ hooray for the extra plot.

Theatre or rent: This is a movie to view at the theatre. It's a question of how much money you have and are willing to spend. If not much, well, then I have to say, wait for it to come out at a rental store and pay however much it is to rent. I actually may buy it, but I have other movies I would want to own.