1. In fact, I think there should be more foreshadowing. It is OK to find its hiding place instead of one, two and three. According to many written records, finding its location is very difficult.
2. Although the battle scene is realistic, the audience can't see clearly, I'm afraid Obama was facing the picture at the time. Since it is a repeat of the past. There should be more declassified parts, such as the structure of the house. The US has long been clear about it, so why not show it to the audience. Then there are the camera players (or dogs), where are they at that time. What is the enemy's situation. Can be marked. It's not necessarily like playing a game, but this kind of thing should be easy to do in the replay.
3. In the end, bin Laden was killed, and the plane was overwhelmed. At least you should explain who was arrested, who was killed, and how many things you brought (it seems unlikely). It is estimated that this aspect was blocked due to security considerations. Pity.
4. In addition, there should be a summary, such as why an airplane just hit the spot and fell off. What was the plan at the time, whether anyone was injured after the fall, and how the final battle was fought. Pakistan's reaction after the withdrawal and so on.
In short, maybe because of the short time and heavy tasks, the director has overlooked a lot of things. Of course, the main line has been grasped, allowing us to understand the incident and feel American patriotism. This may make the director very pleased.
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