"Don't mess with Zohan" is a movie that will be mistaken for a superhuman at first (Zuohan actually uses a nostril pliers bullet, which is very creative). When he went head-to-head with the Pakistani terrorists, I thought it was an absurd comedy. 70% of the time, he's really an absurd comedy. An Israeli anti-terrorist hero like Zohan has his own "great" dream - a hairdresser. For this dream, I went to New York, the United States to pursue my dream. I was dressed in outdated clothes and swaggered on the streets of New York, and I also spoke a lot of "local dialects", as if Israel was as isolated from the world as other Arab countries. Next, for his dream, he went to a barber shop in a Middle Eastern area. The owner is a Palestinian beauty (her brother is the head of the terrorist). Then the dream came true and Zohan became a famous hairdresser in the world of nanny. .....
Seeing this, this movie is bad enough. But it's the end that elevates the film. American real estate developers deliberately provoke a fight between two groups of Palestinians and Israelis in the Middle East gathering area, but it failed. On the contrary, Zohan and the terrorist leader united to defeat the American real estate developer, bringing the area back to peace, the two parties coexisted peacefully, and Zohan got his wife as he wished.
When I saw the ending, I couldn't help but admire, exclaiming the imagination of the screenwriter and director. The Middle East inhabited area, the two sides coexist peacefully, and exist in the city of New York (for example, the United States controls Palestine and Israel). There is no resentment or hatred between the two parties, but there is an American who provoked a fight between the two parties in order to seize the land and build a house. Engage, the anti-terrorist hero and the terrorist head sing the songs of the two nations thousands of years ago to defeat the Yankees. This means "deep", you have to experience it yourself.
PS, the heroine is very PP and has the charm of Zeta Jones.
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