What are the best 'realistic' spy/war films?
Tom Clancy style
What are the best 'realistic' spy/war films?
Mason Reed
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Jace Miller
>realistic
>Tom Clancy
Aiden Lee
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is pretty great, and a lot more realistic than Clancy's stuff. That said, HFRO is a great movie.
Jackson Hill
Day of the Jackal was mostly plausible in the way it played out.
Asher Parker
Syriana
Colton Young
Spy Games showcases authentic tradecraft. The story isn't very plausible but it's still a real fun movie.
Christian Richardson
>realistic
>tom clancy
umm
Luke Green
The facade of realism then
Elijah Anderson
Anything Le Carre is about as realistic as it's going to get.
Luke Wright
Hunt for Red October >>>>> Clear and Present Danger >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Patriot Games
Xavier Williams
Body of Lies? Not sure if I understand the question. You want a non-realistic realistic spy movie?
Chase Cook
Spy who came in from the cold>>>everything else
Dominic Perry
All of the Tom Clancy movies heavily dumbed down the books.
Carter Collins
Well that was aural AIDS
Chase Price
Just war/spy/political films with a lot of professional jargon
Blake Jones
deutschland 83
max manus
the saboteurs
9 april
1864
Christian Hernandez
Nobody has said this yet?
Owen Ortiz
...
Adrian James
Fucking idiot Plus a general Le Carre recommendation
Parker Sullivan
Oh fudge
Aaron Bailey
...
Jackson Torres
Munich qualifies I suppose.
Liam Rivera
Damien Lewis should forget Bond and remake this.
Benjamin Thompson
I don't know if they're "the best" but I enjoyed Breach and Bridge of Spies
Andrew White
this one
everything's that happened in syriana has more or less happened in real life
Aaron White
Bourne trilogy is pretty realistic desu senpai
Carson Ross
>zoom in
>enhance
>zoom in
>enhance
>oh my god
>it's JASON BOURNE
Ayden Lewis
I said trilogy, not the whole series
Thomas Green
This. Also, a patrician flick.
Christopher Parker
You ever get a thing where, although completely irrational, you watch a movie for which you've had multiple viewings and some part of you is like 'maybe this time'?
I get that with Day of the Jackal.
Logan Gray
I'll shill this. Not that well know but saw it a couple of times broadcast back in the day. Brosnan as KGB, Caine MI5.