Welcome to Michael Medved Reviews, The Order.

The IMDB Synops, The IMDB synopsis for this film, a series of bank robberies and car heists,

frightened communities in the Pacific Northwest.

A lone FBI agent believes that the crimes were not the work of financially motivated criminals,

but rather a group of dangerous domestic terrorists. This film is rated R, stars Jude Law, Nicholas Holt, Ty Sheridan, and others.

Another in a recent string of based on a true story.

I think the advertisement for this film is based on a chilling true story, so you know you're in

for a bit of a thriller slash suspense ride at the cinema. Michael, tell us a little bit about the

order, its plot line, and give us a score. The order is based on actual events in 1983-84 that took place between Hayden Lake, Idaho,

in eastern Washington and the Spokane area, and then spilled over into the Seattle area,

and even spilled over in one key scene in the film to Denver.

Neo-Nazis who are really at the center of this film.

Part of what is remarkable about the plot line is how closely it follows the historical record.

There was this individual, played by Nicholas Holt, by the way, who's

terrific in the film, just an Oscar-worthy performance. He plays this young 30-something activist,

if you want to give him that title, Terrorist, really, who has helped organize a split-off

from a flourishing, a white supremacy, neo-Nazi group. And when we say neo-Nazi, they give you a tour

of the church in Hayden Lake, Idaho, where the pastor, whose name was Butler, really did

have a church where they displayed swastika flags in church. They had a cross with a bust of

Adolf Hitler, which is not shown, but is part of the details about these folks.

And there are moments where it shows an attempt to investigate what's going on in the church

by the FBI man, who's played by Jude Law.

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