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It’s a time-running movie that suits my taste.
Dell 2022-03-21 09:01:07
The first half of the movie is quite boring, and the second half begins to get better at 1 hour and 25 minutes. The first half is because of the story environment. In the second half, the male protagonist starts to exert his strength. Although there are few words in the performance, the facial expressions are close-ups and events. It seems very wise to deal with it. It is usually difficult to make movies based on real stories because they cannot achieve the exaggerated and invincible effect of commercial movies. Therefore, the latter part accelerates the contradiction between the Revolutionary Guard and the actor and the group, and successfully creates a race against time. Atmosphere, so the movie is a plus
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Mina 2021-10-20 18:59:14
The perfect marriage of political themes and Hollywood entertainment. The filming and screenwriting are all accurate, and the director's balance between humor and seriousness seems to have taken the director's prize. As for the deliberate last-minute rescue, personal heroism and the weakening of political issues, this film has done its best under the current Hollywood system.
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Oliver 2022-03-23 09:01:07
Good film, very deep plot
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John Chambers: Talk to me.
Tony Mendez: It's an exfil.
John Chambers: From where?
Tony Mendez: The worst place you can think of.
John Chambers: Universal City.
[Tony hands John an issue of "Time" magazine, with illustrations of the Iranian hostages on the cover]
John Chambers: How are you going to get into the embassy?
Tony Mendez: They're not in the embassy. During the takeover, six people escaped. They're hiding out in Tehran. That's who I'm gonna go get.
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Jack O'Donnell: [dropping Tony off at the airport] I'm required to remind you that if you're detained, the Agency will not claim you.
Tony Mendez: They barely claim me as it is.