After the collapse of the former Soviet Union, a large number of light and heavy weapons and munitions have flowed into the global market. It is estimated that between 1982 and 1992 alone, arms worth more than 32 billion U.S. dollars flowed into the black market and were sold by brokers and arms dealers to third-world countries with wars everywhere. In these transactions involving huge amounts of interest, various warlords, spy agents, international criminal groups, and even the US government itself are entangled in them, constructing an intricate and thrilling interest network.
Yuri is undoubtedly the winner of this arms world. He brought this chaotic order, brought countless family disasters, and brought the shadow of death. It is said that this is an autobiographical movie, and the life similarity of Victor Bout, the world's most wanted arms dealer, is as high as 60%.
This is a mysterious man, a former member of the KGB, owns the world's largest private cargo cluster, and uses his own air cargo network to transport weapons to various conflict areas around the world. He was arrested in Thailand in 2006 and was later rushed to extradite by many countries. As said in "The King of War", when the real arms dealers in the world are actually the governments of several superpowers, who can sanction them?
The excitement inside and outside the play undoubtedly makes this film exceptionally dazzling. Nicholas Cage is a talented actor who can control all kinds of movies. He is the melancholy and distressing angel in "City of Angels". He is the intelligent adventurer in "National Treasure" and in "Stone Breakthrough". A brave scientist, he is the neurotic criminal in "The Match Man", he is an ordinary man who suffered a mid-life crisis in "The Weatherman", and he is also a wild and introverted arms dealer in this film... The
classics are worthy of repeated scrutiny. , The lines are full of charm, so I won’t say much here. Anyway, watching this movie, you’re right.
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