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Allied

Allied

November 23, 2016· 2h 4m
Directed by
Cinemagraphs Score7.0

In 1942, an intelligence officer in North Africa encounters a female French Resistance fighter on a deadly mission behind enemy lines. When they reunite in London, their relationship is tested by the pressures of war.

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18 reviews·Last updated 1mo ago
Peak Moment

Max and Marianne make love during sandstorm

8.4at 25m
Lowest Moment

Marianne confesses and kills herself at the airfield

6.1at 1h 57m
Biggest Swing

The film drops significantly from the acclaimed sandstorm love scene to the divisive ending where Marianne's suicide left many critics feeling the story had painted itself into a predictable corner.

Allied starts strong with praised visuals, chemistry, and the iconic sandstorm scene, but gradually loses momentum as the spy plot becomes predictable. Critics consistently highlighted Cotillard's performance and the film's production values while finding the ending disappointing and the overall execution uneven despite its promising premise.

18 reviews analyzed|Sources: Imdb, Tmdb, Guardian
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Max Vatan travels to Casablanca for assassination mission
5.0
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Max partners with French resistance fighter Marianne Beauséjour
5.0
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Max and Marianne make love during sandstorm⬆ Peak moment
5.0
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Max and Marianne marry and settle in London
5.0
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SOE tells Max that Marianne may be German spy
5.0
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Max ordered to plant false intelligence for blue dye operation
5.0
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Max flies to France to meet resistance fighter Delamare
5.0
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Marianne confesses and kills herself at the airfield⬇ Lowest moment
5.0
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