The film is undoubtedly an exaggerated manifestation of the American value system, and probably many people view the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in this way. They can't even tell the faces of Palestinians and Israelis, and they don't care about disputes between Arabs and Jews. In their eyes, Palestinians and Israelis are low-level traders who sell fake goods. They don't understand the meaning of the years of war. It is hoped that the two sides can turn war into jade and silk like in the movie, and it is best to form a friendship between Qin and Jin, so as to present a happy ending. Not to mention how unrealizable such an idea is, just from the description of the people in the Middle East in the film, it is estimated that the parties involved must be furious when they see it. It is estimated that it is difficult for Palestinians and Israelis who immigrated to the United States to achieve intermarriage, right?
I've always thought that Adam Sandler doesn't look comedy at all. He has the face of a good man. It's hard to understand why this gentleman has grown into a comedian, but his performance in this movie should be said enough, maybe it's the same as the character. The design has a lot to do with it, the body language is extremely rich, the Israeli accent is vivid, and the appearance is really Zohan. In addition, the owner of the barber shop is really charming, with a graceful figure, and the corners of his eyebrows and eyes are indescribably beautiful. If Arab men keep women at home with such stunners, it would be a visual loss to the whole world!
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