The film conceals as much as it reveals, and its beauty is that it pretends to do nothing else. It embraces a mystery and protects it, and it’s thrilling to behold.. It's a 1970s story told in 1970s style, an unrepentant un-reboot so old school that it feels subversively new.. What's onscreen feels squeezed, truncated and curiously embalmed. It's got no kick to it... Oldboy just lies there like old news that's not worth a second thought.. "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" has a murkiness to it tha...
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