At the start of the film, the viewer is expected to believe that a group of Uzi packing Israeli agents can park their car in the heart of "no parking at any time" Midtown Manhattan for several days unnoticed, then emerge fully armed in broad daylight, cross 5th Avenue, enter an apartment building, go up the elevator, take into custody a suspected Nazi war criminal, go down the elevator, recross 5th Avenue, place their captive into the car and drive off, with no interference from anyone, including the NYPD, and no one apparently even noticing all this. I mean, give me a break.
Review of The Man in the Glass Booth
