The films directed by Roland are all visual in my naive eyes, so I chose the front row and tried to blind my dog's eyes. The result is a feast of rhythm, and the rhythm in the movie is tighter, making it fairly easy for me in the front row to get into the scene, and then my heart pounding. (The last movie that made me nervous was "Escape from Tehran")
This movie is full of coincidences, which provided the material and psychological basis for the male pig's feet to show off, and also let his daughter play a certain role. The biggest coincidence in this film is that the bullet didn't kill the president, but it might be worthless if it did.
There are not many laughs in the movie, and the only ones who support the laughs are the president and the White House commentator. Jamie's president is Obama, and quitting chewing gum is a bright spot.
The bad guy in this movie is pretty impatient, and the former vice president at the end shouldn't have said his purpose too early, not like a politician at all. He let me know a truth: when you do bad things, you have to hold your breath and wipe out the evidence. (just kidding)
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