The only implausible part of the movie was when Kevin Kline's character chose to leave the character played by Rebecca Miller alone on the rooftop to answer the "fake call" by the character played by Forest Whitaker. Had I been in a similar circumstance, I cannot imagine I would leave her alone after finally finding her.
But as far as the movie was concerned, I found it otherwise entirely plausible and believable. And even my implausible criticism mentioned in the first paragraph could very easily have happened given the emotional response that the protagonist may have experienced.
This was well crafted and well acted. Anyone that has a problem with this movie's plausibility factor is being way too critical and ridiculous.
But as far as the movie was concerned, I found it otherwise entirely plausible and believable. And even my implausible criticism mentioned in the first paragraph could very easily have happened given the emotional response that the protagonist may have experienced.
This was well crafted and well acted. Anyone that has a problem with this movie's plausibility factor is being way too critical and ridiculous.