confused
i am watching now!!! y did they sendO'neil the clerk...to take notes on e/thing Hansen does???? did Hansen
know this /// b/c if he did then he would have acted/done things differently.......??? very confused.
The job they described to O'Neil at the beginning is not the job they really expected of him. Yes, he wrote down everything Hansson did and reported back to his superiors. But in the end, he played a bigger role in springing the trap on Hansson.
How much did Hansson know? It's hard to say. By the time we meet him he is so far into his self destructive and psychotically paranoid behavior that he was less and less able to clearly function.
"I'd never ask you to trust me. It's the cry of a guilty soul."
thanks still watching a bit confused but ur answer did Answer my original ?
shareLOVE this film. I've discussed it quite a bit over the years. Happy to do it some more. Let me know what you think of it at the end.
"I'd never ask you to trust me. It's the cry of a guilty soul."
It's a great film. The type of film for me I rediscover on my shelf after a few years apparently, pop it in and have forgotten enough about it to be surprised by it again. It's a great break from the constant ACTION LOUD BANG BOOM CRASH! movies out there, which I also enjoy but differently.
I like the fact that since it's based on a true story and the way it was acted, shot and put together, I can more easily place myself in the shoes of the main character. He's not a superhero, he's an ordinary guy in a very confusing and tricky situation. Anyone who was bored by this film was in the mood for something more 'flashy' or didn't slip themselves in the characters shoes.