The Tenth Man is an engaging film, with a fascinating premise.
A free man, but now with nothing. The lesson learned is not with Chavel though, it's wealth bestowed through sacrifice only yields guilt and hatred, not happiness. The intensity in the film tapers off a little. Not because of Anthony Hopkins though, he's superb. However Chavel makes some odd decisions; like at the start why didn't he just go back into the restaurant and then why run into the open when they say they want one more... Then later when looking to see if the guy's gun's been fired while asleep, why not take out the bullets, which in turn of course results in his death. Can't be an act of redemption though, as she could've been shot as a result instead.
A free man, but now with nothing. The lesson learned is not with Chavel though, it's wealth bestowed through sacrifice only yields guilt and hatred, not happiness. The intensity in the film tapers off a little. Not because of Anthony Hopkins though, he's superb. However Chavel makes some odd decisions; like at the start why didn't he just go back into the restaurant and then why run into the open when they say they want one more... Then later when looking to see if the guy's gun's been fired while asleep, why not take out the bullets, which in turn of course results in his death. Can't be an act of redemption though, as she could've been shot as a result instead.