The shootout in the Guggenheim is a bit interesting, and the museum's mess is probably the biggest novelty of the movie. Tykwer is a director who is good at describing ritualistic scenes, and spends a lot of time on the details, but it makes the film as a whole dull. The Istanbul passage is disappointing, like Jason Bourne with a ton of water.
I've always had a good impression of Clive Owen, whether it's the sensational drama of "Son of Man" or the "Shoot'em Up", this buddy is very calm, and he looks like a bitter hatred in "Transnational Bank" It's not bad, but the movie is a bit boring.
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