The central character, Peter Miller, doesn't even have a German name. For a while I thought he was an American journalist. They could have called him Mueller, it was Miller's German version. As for his heroism and his ability to destroy the powerful organization of the former Nazis, he even made me laugh many times. When he broke into the house of the person who was supposed to give him a fake ID, he came across his mother, whom he woke up from sleep. It was natural for her, when she woke up with a stranger in the room, to yell. Not only does she not shout, but she trusts him and tells him the code to open the safe. Then, he takes the killer sent by the Odessa members by surprise to assassinate him, kills him without too much difficulty. like the movies with Chuck Norris. At least he's a martial arts practitioner, not just a journalist who starts acting like a justice. There were many times when he guessed the pitfalls, like a real experienced spy and I never doubted that he would have trouble destroying the secret organization. I liked Jon Voight in the role of Midnight cowboy, otherwise the most good thing he did is Angelina Jolie.
Review of The Odessa File
