The plot is compact, the equipment is amazing, and the scenery is beautiful. At the end of the story, the scene of the competition for the golden sports cars on the streets of Dubai is luxurious and eye-catching, which is exciting.
The only regret is that the "weapon of mass destruction" that the terrorists exchanged for 200 million US dollars is not an imaginary tactical nuclear weapon, but a copycat drone similar to Taobao's 200 yuan package. Wanting to use this "toy" to deal with the main U.S. Nimitz-class aircraft carrier is a bit of a nonsense. In the early stage of the film, the plot foreshadowing at all costs actually led to such a nondescript core object, which seems to be anticlimactic.
If domestic action films want to catch up with or even surpass Hollywood blockbusters, the details do need to be carefully polished.
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