Constant Enemy
In the LA Times review of the well-received The Constant Gardener, Kenneth Turan calls the film "an unusually meaty thriller" since it's concerned with "the unhealthy influence of multinational corporations." I suppose that's worth noting. I'd guess only two out of three thrillers these days make multinational corporations the bad guys.
Roger Ebert ends his four-star review with "Its closing scenes are as cynical about international politics and commerce as I can imagine. I would like to believe they are an exaggeration, but I fear they are not. " This is the kind of knowing attitude one has if all one knows are movies.
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