It's ok because it's mysterious

Dagmar 2022-03-20 09:02:04

Hanssen's confusion, paranoia, and unwillingness made me admire the actor's acting skills. To be honest, I didn't understand why he defected. If it was a problem with the system, then the director didn't explain it carefully. It gave the impression that Hanssen was playing a game. This makes it difficult to understand, and maybe there are things that directors in the United States cannot say.
Some plots seem exciting, but they don't stand up to scrutiny. For example, O'Neill delays the time so that other agents can get Hanssen's car back. It's completely unnecessary. Since there are 50 people investigating Hanssen, then take the initiative to hold a meeting. It's definitely not difficult for Hanssen to stay for two hours. It was impossible to keep Hanssen unaware that his car had been searched.
The wisdom and adaptability that O'Neill showed in front of Hanssen was invisible to his wife. He seemed clumsy and helpless. Maybe it was unadorned in front of his lover, but I don't think I should bring my troubles at work home. , as the godfather said.
Never expect every movie to be a classic, because the plot involves the FBI, special agents, bizarre things happening in the mysterious department, so it's still worth watching.

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Breach quotes

  • Robert Hanssen: There are pallets of new computers in every corridor of this building.

    Eric O'Neill: I'll just fill out a req form.

    Robert Hanssen: You're not listening... just go get one; those req forms are for bureaucrats.

  • Eric O'Neill: My name is Eric.

    Robert Hanssen: No, your name is Clerk. And my name is Sir, or Boss, if you can manage.

    Eric O'Neill: Yes, sir.

    Robert Hanssen: And if I ever catch you in my office again, you're gonna be pissin' purple for a week.