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Zero Dark Thirty: The Damned is Still Dead
Abelardo 2022-06-14 11:50:55
The whole story can be said to be carried out in sections. It is shown to us part by part. It cannot be said that bin Laden made any mistakes. Perhaps this is also a way of resistance for the weak. The winner is the king and the loser is the bandit. History belongs to For the winner, this film still shows us a relatively tense scene of investigation and arrest. The main body the director wants to express should still be from the heroine's point of view, showing that it took 12 years for her to end bin Laden after she entered the CIA. , Obviously, after graduating from high school, I was thinking about capturing bin Laden all day long, and I don't have a boyfriend. My private life is investigation, investigation, and investigation. It can be seen that it is not easy to be a female Chinese character, but I finally realized my dream. , left speechless tears, and felt that the previous performance towards her was too calm. The whole film is a bit about the process of hunting bin Laden. The emotional ups and downs of the whole film are not too obvious so that the audience will not feel it. It will be too big, it is just the process of killing bin Laden and the tense scenes during the killing can attract the audience, the focus of the film's performance did not play a big role!
Extended Reading
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[last lines]
C-130 Pilot: You can sit where you want. You're the only one on manifest.
[pause]
C-130 Pilot: You must be pretty important. You gotta whole plane to yourself. Where you wanna go?
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National Security Adviser: If this was political, we'd be having this conversation in October when there's an election bump. This is pure risk, based on deductive reasoning, inference, supposition, and the only human reporting you have is six years old, from detainees who were questioned under duress. The political move here is to tell you to go fuck yourself and remind you that I was in the room when your old boss pitched WMD Iraq. At least there you guys brought photographs.
George: You know, you're right. I agree with everything you just said. What I meant was, a man in your position, how do you evaluate the risk of *not* doing something? Hmm? The risk of potentially letting bin Laden slip through your finger. That is a fascinating question.