What is rare in this film is that political views are put aside, and most of the plot revolves around the lives of two police officers. There is no right or wrong in the individual when it comes to war. It's all an instant decision. As far as the few people who entered the World Trade Center are concerned, they are all displays of heroism. Although most of the errands flinched, at any time, heroes always have to come forward. Although unfortunately, there are times when heroes really fall.
In that hell-like environment, everyone struggled for each other's survival, especially the one who passed away, which is heartbreaking, but this is often the case, either survival or death, at any time, we must strive to live, Because your life is not just your own, it's your family and your friends'.
For the ex-Marine who has been reluctant to leave his name, he is really the embodiment of religion, claiming to be the messenger sent by God to save lives, and he did it, especially when he was looking for another person on the scene Also looking for, there are always people who are unwilling, and there are still many good people.
It's just that I have some regrets at the end. My dear "evil dog" said that someone has to pay for it. It's a pity that those who died in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq are innocent. There is no life in the eyes of politicians, they only know the maximization of interests.
May the world be at peace, and the people of the world may stay away from war, but this is just a wish. . .
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