By Beth Webb
Doug Liman’s film exists as a perfect time capsule of youth at the end of a decade.
Doug Liman returns with a war-based theatrical three-hander about an injured US soldier being tormented by an Iraqi sharpshooter.
Doug Liman’s latest plays the slick, sliver-tongued chancer story for laughs.
This tricksy, time-looping caper acts as a telling metaphor for the repeated resurgence of its leading man, Tom Cruise.
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