While continuing the objective and realistic style of the Hurt Locker, the narrative has greatly enhanced visibility. The assassination of bin Laden is presented in a relatively complete manner from the beginning, development to the climax, the rhythm is grasped precisely and restrained, and the partial passages are relaxed and contented. After the thrilling, fast-paced attack sequence, the slow-paced sequence depicting the soldier coming home to find his wife having an affair, especially the long shot of the bathroom, brings a grim, brutal, quiet sense of reality, and the pain of the American soldier and the The helplessness was meaningful. The audio-visual effects of the whole film create a tense and exciting sense of the scene. With an objective and documentary image style, the audience is completely taken in, and the whole process of this military operation is truly felt from the details, which makes us feel the same as those soldiers who bear American nationalism and American spirit when watching. Those Americans who are celebrating at the White House feel the same way. This is the charm of film art, and it is also the terrible thing about American cinema.
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