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In American Way
Filiberto 2022-04-19 09:01:47
Matt Damon plays an American officer in the Iraq War who is skeptical of the authenticity of the US search for "weapons of mass destruction" in the film "Green Zone" and keeps searching for the truth. The whole story is presented in a faux-documentary style. Matt Personally, I like Damon's films, especially the image of a solitary hero full of justice. But aside from factors such as actors' shooting techniques and special effects, what excites me about the film is its connotation and selection of materials, and what impresses me is the In the middle of the film, the balance of checks and balances among the various power institutions in the United States can only be seen in American dramas or American movies. This mechanism and style of dealing with crisis
Extended Reading
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[first lines]
Al Rawi Bodyguard: [air raid sirens] Leave that! Space is limited!
Al Rawi Bodyguard: [explosions beginning] Hurry up! Hurry! We must leave now!
Al Rawi Bodyguard: [chaos in the hallways] Downstairs everyone!
Al Rawi Bodyguard: General...
General Al Rawi: [no response]
Al Rawi Bodyguard: General Al Rawi, sir. We must leave now.
Al Rawi Bodyguard: Ayad, get in the car. I'm right behind you.
[leaving the building]
Al Rawi Bodyguard: Seyyed, send the men to the safe houses.
General Al Rawi: Tell them to wait for my car.
Al Rawi Bodyguard: Yes, General.
[all drive off amid fire balls]
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Computer Dispay: [on Miller's tablet] A source has confirmed that chemical and biological weapons are stored at a facility in Al Mansour District.