A fine crime movie.
At the beginning, Interpol immediately killed the informant after talking to the informant.
The process of suspense and detective reasoning is not very mysterious, perhaps because it is a 2009 film. Looking at some ancient film critics, they said that the police investigation and detective process were well filmed. That may have been the case eleven years ago.
I didn't quite understand the process before and after IBBC's arms sales at first, but I solved it after reading the film review.
The theme that the director wants to express is quite understandable. How can the owl can shake the tree, there is a stronger capital group above an interest group, and various factors such as political and military systems are gathered to check and balance and counterbalance, but there is no human nature or Talk about justice.
Of course, there may be the awakening of the police officer or the whole organization's justice and the villain at a certain moment, but this is not enough to bring down the opponent. Intervention to a certain extent can be done. If you really want to touch the core, you will disappear in minutes.
Seeing that before the ending, every time the male protagonist was empty, the key informants were killed just one step ahead of them, and the clues were interrupted, I vaguely felt that he could not change anything until the end, and tripped IBBC? It's a joke, it would be nice to kill the president. If one dies, there will be thousands of people who will take over and continue the previous activities and transactions.
At the end, Salinger's lonely and powerless expression against the light made the audience sober again and made the audience more realistic and powerless.
Cheer for Capitalism
°It feels a bit buggy. At the end of the two big brothers talking about such high-end secrets, the male protagonist can pretend to be a tourist and approach them to eavesdrop? ? The whole investigation process felt that neither Interpol nor the New York Prosecutor paid much attention to the case. A few stragglers were very thin...
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