This movie has a great staff of actors who all did a great job, especially Emily Blunt who really shows her chops in her limited role in the film. The sets of the period where very accurately represented it made you feel like you were in the 1940's, the cinematography was excellent. All of this should make for a great film.

Unfortunately, the movie is full of video and sound gimmicks and doesn't deliver on the true story due to extreme political overtones. After 3 hours of viewing, I'm thinking what did I get from this movie? Pretty much nothing, it truly was a bomb!

So why is this movie so popular?