ComedyCrimeDrama

Burn After Reading

2008
★ 7 / 10
A disk containing mysterious information from a CIA agent ends up in the hands of two unscrupulous and daft gym employees who attempt to sell it.
Scenes
scene
scene
scene
scene
scene
scene
scene
scene
scene
scene
scene
scene
scene
scene
scene
scene
scene
scene
Reviews
★★★★★
I finally got the chance to watch Burn After Reading during a special summer open-air screening by Lake Zurich, with the Alps in the background - honestly, one of the most stunning settings I've ever experienced for a film. This one had been on my list for qui...
★★★★★
Nobody is quite there in this new bright farce by the Coen brothers. The plot is a smart excuse for a movie about nothing but appearing to be about a lot of things. Going backwards and forwards at the same time. Talk about "The Russians?" or planning to write...
★★★★★
I went to the movie theater with a great expectation to watch this film and while I saw it I couldn't believe how it could have a 7.5 stars rate at IMDb. Having said that I have to say that the performances were good, I specially liked the work of Brad Pitt as...
★★★★★
Burn After Reading is a weird movie. It takes everything that makes a good spy flick and turn it on its head. You can't help but incredulously laugh at what happens. This is all about oddballs. The good. Excellent acting. Totally off the wall characters, acti...
★★★★★
In the Coen tradition, we get our share of blood and guts in the story of Semper Fidelis. A level three analyst in the CIA, Osbourne Cox (John Malkovich) is banished to a lesser position, presumably due to excessive imbibing. As with the movie "Hopscotch" wit...
Trailer
Burn After Reading Official Trailer
YouTube