"The Enemy of the People" talks about the country's infringement of personal privacy. It is a subject that everyone cares about. With the help of the powerful director Tony Scott, the film is naturally good-looking and outstanding. This film is a high-cost action blockbuster, and all the stories seem to exist only to show the explosion and chase scenes that are extremely exciting.
Will Smith plays the role of a professional lawyer with a happy family and a bright future. While he was happily helping his wife to buy Christmas gifts, he ran into a friend whom he had not met for a long time. But this friend seemed to be chasing soldiers behind, and seemed to be extremely frightened. He begged Smith to save him embarrassedly, and after taking Smith's business card in a panic, he ran away in a hurry. As he was crossing the road, he was accidentally involved in a car accident and died on the spot.
In fact, Smith had no idea that he had fallen into a murder case that was difficult to escape. A friend who lost his life in a car accident just unknowingly put a floppy disk recording the murder of a congressman on Smith. In the bag. It turned out that the mastermind of the murder of Congressman John Walter and his subordinates were chasing Smith’s friends in order to retrieve the floppy disk. After they found Smith’s business card at the scene of the car accident, they began to trace Smith. The use of high-tech satellite surveillance in an attempt to closely control Smith's whereabouts, in order to retrieve the floppy disks, destroy evidence of the murder, and kill people. Smith's family, career, and life are greatly threatened. The only rescuer is Kim Hackman, who was once a Security Agency agent and now an underground intelligence trafficker. He has a clear understanding of the Security Agency's tactics and knows how to counteract it.
How exactly are Smith and Hackman trying to break through the siege? How to fight wits and deal with the enemy in order to survive.
