Friends who are trying to "watch movies and study politics" should be disappointed, because there are so many things that are said to be unrealistic. However, as a movie, it doesn’t matter if some real situations are "smeared" to a certain extent. It is like "After Tomorrow", if it is a bit alert so that things do not deteriorate to the one described in the movie. In terms of degree, in terms of enlightenment, it is also called worthwhile.
The screenwriter is Matthew Carnahan, the producer of "Wall of Destiny", and the director is Peter Berg, who also played a cameo in "Fate". In terms of story setting, a large piece of old film and data was used at the beginning, referring to the oil supply and demand relationship between Saudi Arabia and the United States over the past few decades, and even pointed out that the United States is the world's most fuel-consuming country. We have done a good job in this area, making it easier for the audience to grasp the complicated international relations. Then there were 2 terrorist attacks that lasted 5-7 minutes in one go (also one of the most brilliant parts of the film). I felt so shocked and really made me think whether it happened or not. Then, several angrily FBI Agents, in order to avenge their colleagues and find the culprit, ignoring the opposition of Congress, made plans to enter Saudi territory.
Race conflicts caused the four FBI professionals to occasionally get a lot of obstacles-pick up the express car (for easy tracking of vehicles), sleep in the basketball hall, and prohibit questioning. The story progressed slowly. The Saudi police officers who responded to them went from mutual suspicion to sorrow with Jamie Foxx; and the progress of the eucalyptus software was also rapid, and the middle stage was full of drama (for example, in the scene of the Saudi prince, Jamie Foxx robbed him of white), which was quite fascinating. feel.
The latter part is the sensory stimulation part of pure movement. Car chases, gun battles, kidnappings, and fights, all kinds of action movies are all elements of the action movie. However, it takes a little action for the audience to enjoy themselves, and it becomes an exaggeration and stagnation! The kidnappers killed an FBI Agent for a long time, while several rescue heroes on the other side repeatedly filed the enemy and lost one of them. I always don't buy heroes who don't die. Otherwise, I will give the film a high score of 10 points.
The last Saudi girl who died threatened to "Kill Them All". So far, the theme of the story is clearly revealed-when is the injustice reported? It's a bit embarrassing.
The English name of the film is Kingdom, which is a name for Implicit. "Kingdom" actually refers to the oil kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the international police, the United States, or the United States, or to make a point. It is really necessary for the audience to think about it.
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