Intrigue on an Ill-Fated Train, Moscow-Bound
di Stephen Holden The New York Times
“Transsiberian” is a handsomely remodeled variation of a cherished genre you might call the mystery-train movie. Updated by the director Brad Anderson (“The Machinist”), who wrote the screenplay with Will Conroy, it skillfully manipulates familiar tropes: innocents abroad, ominous glowering foreigners, conspiracy and duplicity, erotic intrigue. Until it fizzles in an anticlimactic train crash, it is extremely entertaining.
Ben Kingsley, seen briefly at the beginning of the movie before disappearing, only to re-emerge much later, plays Grinko, a duplicitous narcotics detective. [...]
di Stephen Holden, articolo completo (5083 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The New York Times 18 Luglio 2008
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