The film is a typical Hollywood film, the characters have pains that are difficult to heal, and their childhood memories are the mines of their lives. The actors have many dialogues, and they are ridiculed by European and American audiences because of their excessively flaunting mainstream ideology and chanting slogans. At the end of the film, two bright spots appeared. One is that Lauren, at a critical juncture when he was threatened by criminals, has been helping her girl to appear and rescue her; the other is music. But what is particularly bad is that the film involves subversion of religion and beliefs, and the images are too direct and flooded.
The female journalist played by J.Lo speaks very fast, and she is able to quarrel with no words. Although her performance still has a lot of jerky marks, her hard performance still adds a lot of persuasiveness to the film. The addition of stars such as Antonio Banderas and Martin Sheen also added a lot of highlights to the film.
Regrettably, director Gregory Nava did not dig deeper into this tragic and shocking history, but interpret it more into a simple, superficial thriller novel.
