A sighing good story in typical John Carrey style. A miserable and helpless young man, who wants to start a new life in Hamburg, is unknowingly forced to be involved in an "anti-terrorism" conspiracy, bringing out a kind-hearted female lawyer, a helpless banker, and a troubled politician's son. Everyone is manipulated in front of the giant social machine. Even Agent Bachmann (played by Hoffman), who has been in control of the game, is a pawn that can be relinquished at any time.
The ending makes people feel that this world is cold.
The picture is very clean, without any extra people or scenery. The details reveal the deep emotions of the characters.View more about A Most Wanted Man reviews
