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High investment defective goods
Hester 2022-03-22 09:01:39
For an entertainment film that talks about counter-terrorism, the film has a good beginning and end. The beginning shows the massacre that led to the investigation of the film. It does a good job and reflects the manufacturing process of Hollywood. The multi-minute street fights and building battles also make people's heart beat faster, which is a bit enjoyable, but the investigation process of more than an hour in the middle is too bland, a group of Yankees in a foreign country seems to only create tension and show their own. A sense of glorious mission, the content is much more empty. Overall, a high investment defective product.
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Elroy 2022-04-24 07:01:05
Reality is cruel, life and death are only a moment, motivational recommendation
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Jakayla 2022-03-28 09:01:02
Typical American blockbuster. The plot presented in the opening credits is almost a historical review of Saudi Arabia. Jamie Foxx, Jennifer Garner and Chris Cooper may not be the most popular stars in Hollywood, but they have all produced many masterpieces with years of hard work. However, the film is somewhat of a tribute to America's overseas counter-terrorism strategies and actions.
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Colonel Faris Al Ghazi: [noticing mob gathering nearby] This is not a good neighborhood.
Grant Sykes: Yeah, no shit.
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Adam Leavitt: [Asking about Saudi Arabia] What's it like there on the ground?
Grant Sykes: A bit... like... Mars.
Adam Leavitt: Mars? Sounds like I didn't pack right.