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The Attraction of Middle Eastern Themes to Hollywood
Jaeden 2022-03-17 09:01:02
After watching "Escape from Tehran", I had to post a film review with emotion: I clicked on this movie several times and looked at the tones of the 1980s and the beard and Persian throughout the article. I was discouraged and finally watched it at the end of the world. It’s over, one thought. Compared with the traditional CIA rescue methods, this article is bad, but it is the pragmatism of the whole movie that makes Ben Afrank’s third movie full of the worry of "Rwanda Grand Hotel". . Although there is no blood, violence, and plot sound of Rwanda, the filming should not return to reality and lead the audience to restore a true historical story. The plot is mentally handicapped, the plot is pretending to be tight, and the arrangement is not tight enough, but I still gave it five stars, and I performed a dedicated performance for Affleck, and one person supported the thickness of the film.
Extended Reading
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Lester Siegel: [Tony finds the "Argo" screenplay] It's a turnaround. It's dog shit.
Tony Mendez: It's a space movie in the Middle East. Does it matter?
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[shooting down ideas to exfiltrate the house guests]
Tony Mendez: Sir, if these people can read or add, pretty soon they're gonna figure out they're six short of a full deck. It's winter. You can't afford to wait around till spring so it's nice enough to take a bike ride. The only way out of that city is the airport. We build new cover identities for them, you send in a Moses, he takes them out on a commercial flight.