Movie Review: Traitor

[Cyndalie]

An interesting movie about the innerworking of terrorist cells and the moral borderlines one must cross to infiltrate into these groups. Slightly predictable in the fact that everyone loses and nothing is gained. The premise of not knowing who to trust keeps the film suspenseful.

Not a bad rental - I say 3/5 stars

[Evil Chris]

I haven't seen it but FB said she really liked it too.

[Kenny B]

I'd give it a 4/5, it had some good elements of suspense.

[Loruoo82]

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