thisanant This is as good as thrillers get . equipped with adequate supporting cast members , nice story keeps you on the edge of your seat and unseen ending fully satisfies you . Daniel "harry" Radcliffe (Horns ) is amazing , nothing like you have ever seen him in . loved it

Michael Ledo Nate Foster (Daniel Radcliffe) is an FBI desk jockey with a high IQ. When a white supremacist (Tracy Letts) announces on his show about some classified cesium-137 containers, Angela Zamparo (Toni Collette) recruits Nate to go undercover...shave his head, get a tattoo and immerse himself into the ZOG conspiracy. Nate meets with various characters and goes down several roads. The film goes into some of the details of the various theories associated with the movement and the differences within the group. The title of the film comes from a book. "The Turner Diaries" is cited as a way to eliminate "mud people" by creating an incident for the people to rally around.The film was interesting and keeps you engaged. However the technical aspect about Cs-137 was a laugh and they apparently had no guidance and less than Wikipedia knowledge on the topic.1) The amount of material that they had, they could have used a drone to detect it. 2) People in a vicinity would have had fatal radiation sickness as well as those who handled it because... 3) The script writer did not know the difference between radiation and contamination. 4) The small can provides very little shielding, it was immaterial to their exposure. Cesium 137 emits penetrating gamma radiation. 5) The level A suits they wore provides no protection from radiation and the ones they use had no breathing air, rendering the hoods useless. 6) Had they simply changed the isotope to say Strontium-90, a high energy beta emitter and bone seeker, then their actions would have made some sort of sense. Script writer Michael German, Former FBI Terrorism Specialist, gets an "F" on his radiological research. 7) Oh yes, The FBI is fully aware of white supremacists groups. They don't need to be convinced.Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity. Film was decent in spite of the goof.

sadg ewtas Issues like fascism, white supremacism and terrorism have far more dramatic potential than shown in this movie.Particularly with regard to the characters. Even the base soldiers in nowadays movements are more complex in their state of mind and appearance and exist in more ambiguity than pictured here. The writers should have invested another 15 minutes in character-builing elements.The movie is just too cliché-ridden and simplifying - one both sides of Nates employments. In particular the Neo Nazi Movement in Europe is by far more perfidious and dishonest then those pictured in the movie.As much I liked many performances of Daniel Radcliffe of the past years, he doesn't convince me at all in this one.At least the movie is a professionally designed production. But that's pretty much it.

kz917-1 Daniel Radcliffe goes from nerd to undercover white supremacist in this film about a young FBI agent attempting to prove his worth. Toni Collette stars as his handler.While the film itself is not a true story, it is based on the experiences of a former undercover FBI agent's various experiences.