Broken Arrow movie plot

Captain Dixis a very good pilot in the US Air Force. He is brave and good at fighting. He has won many awards, but he has never been promoted. His friend Lieutenant Hillis his deputy, but in the ring, Hill loses every bet to Dix. During a flight mission, Dix planned to hijack two nuclear missiles on a stealth fighter. He shot Hill out of the cabin, dropped a nuclear bomb, and the plane crashed in a natural park. Hill's parachute saved his life, but he was arrested by Park Patrol Terry. After fighting and persuading, he finally convinced Terry. Dix already had internal response and response, and he successfully found two nuclear bombs. Hill and Terry destroyed the helicopter, hijacked the car carrying the nuclear bomb wisely, and hid the nuclear bomb in a scrap copper mine. But in the panic, the nuclear bomb was activated. Dix and his gang arrived and snatched another nuclear bomb, but they shut Hill and the others under the mine, trying to get them killed by the nuclear bomb. Hill and Terry escaped the mine from the underground river. The underground nuclear explosion produced immense destructive power. The White House and the Department of Defense were shocked and had to agree to the threat of Dix's request for huge sums of money. Hill and Terry tracked Dix separately. Terry followed Dix's train but was caught. At the very moment, Hill found the government and sent a helicopter to rescue him. But the government's army failed to stop Dix, and instead ended in failure, and Hill had to fight alone. He and Tai Li destroyed Di Jian’s escaped helicopter, and when there was nowhere to go, Di Jian still fought against the beast and made a desperate move. He activated the nuclear code and tried to die together. Hill arrived, and the two bet again that as long as Hill wins, he can turn off the activation device. After a fight of wit and bravery, Hill finally won. When the two trains were about to collide, he turned off the starting device and escaped from the carriage, while Dix got his due end. In the mess, the nuclear bomb was safe, and Hill and Terry were hugged tightly for the rest of their lives.