The film took about 10 minutes to set up the background of the story, telling the direct conflict between Arab countries and Western countries led by the United States in the "post-911" era and the intensification of contradictions of beliefs, which led to the division and peace of the Arab world itself. It was torn apart, and as a result, the tragic scene of the terrorist attack on the white Saudi Arabian community at the beginning of the story occurred.
The FBI's subsequent investigation was obstructed by domestic conservative bureaucrats and various forces in Saudi Arabia. The plot was quite boring. The FBI protagonist played by Jimmy Fox and the Saudi Arabian prince volunteered to ask: Which one is strong against terrorism? As a result, several FBI agents found fragments of glass balls on the corpse, drained water from the explosion ruins and found the remains of the vehicle. As a result, they found a den of terrorists, and finally the terrorists took the initiative to attack. Only then did I expose myself and lead the wolf into the room-too underestimated the IQ of Saudi allies and Saudi terrorists.
The gun battle after the start of the rush was quite fierce, and some hand-cranked cameras were very visible, but the five FBI agents, including the kidnapped one who experienced an explosion and a rain of gunshots, were all alive in the end, which is also a miracle. Even the grandson of the big boss was ambushed and killed by the Saudi police officer Faram (the actor Ashraf Bam who played the role was the protagonist of the American TV series "Tyrant"). It can only be said that the Americans really cherish their lives.
The finishing touch of the story happened in the last scene. FBI agent Fran, who died in the initial terrorist attack, was a friend of one of the female agents, and Jimmy Fox comforted her with the dead terrorist Boss. His grandson said exactly the same: We will kill them all.
Whether in the Western countries or the Arab world, the seeds of hatred have been planted, and the instinct to avenge hatred and eradicate dissidents will continue. The bloodshed is hard to stop. This is the cruel truth of this world.
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