An amazing dramatization of the true story about US Customs Agent Robert Mazur took down Pablo Escobar's Columbian drug organization, in addition to the even more infamous 7th largest bank in the world, BCCI. The story asks the question of what happens to "Law Enforcement" when LEOs resort to using smirched and breaking the law, themselves, while undercover. Somehiw, not enough attention is paid to the how's and why's of Mazur literally being among "the last Boy Scouts" within his profession (aka uncorruptable) while his morals and soul are bathed in obscene criminality. Short shrift is also given to the backstory of BCCI (aka Bank of Crooks, Cartels and Intelligence Agencies). That CIA/MI6 background is exactly why US Customs'/Mazur's op was abruptly shutdown from the top (as Mazur has flatly stated). We do get the hypocrisy of Reagan's War on Drugs that Pay for CIA Arms Deals, if you pay very close attention. Excellent performances from Cranston, Leguizamo, Bratt and Kruger (who looks absolutely smashing in this film). This film could have been an hour longer to include the missing pieces and this ensemble would have sill kept it as riveting as it already is. WELL WORTH SEEING and thinking and talking about...

The movie was really good to me. All the main actors in the movie played their parts very well especially Cranston & John Leguizamo. It could've had a little more action, but overall Ime & the Mrs loved it!

A little long

Not as predictable as other similar real-life movies. There were more than a few surprises. The ensemble of actors worked very well. Solid movie.