Tracking a line may end without success, may be messy and disorderly, and even if it can be harvested, it will not take seven or eight years to take a long time. There is no life of one's own at all, the spirit is greatly destroyed, and it is very likely that the country will take the blame. Even so, the people who will devote themselves to it are very religious people. This is somewhat similar to terrorists in the purely spiritual realm.
Analysis only, no guarantee. Maya's 100% oath is actually the same as Jessica's belief in the other party and the elimination of inspections, resulting in the killing of 7 officers and soldiers. They all believe their own analysis, but the results are very different.
Maya's last tears show that there is always only a victor in a war, and there is no winner.
Trivia:
1. The movie was originally about the failure to hunt down bin Laden for ten years. After he was killed, the script was rewritten.
2. The raid on bin Laden at the end of the film lasted about 25 minutes, but in fact the action of the SEALs was only a few minutes at most.
3. Jessica Chastain originally rejected the role of Maya, but the film's producer Megan Ellison once worked with Chastain in "Lawless". He gave Chastain's private number to the film's director Kathryn Bigelow, and she personally lobbied for Chastain's success.
4. Rooney Mara used to be the actor who was supposed to play Maya.
5. James Cameron had agreed to direct the film, but gave up because of the production of "Avatar 2" and instead directed it by his ex-wife Kathryn Bigelow.
6. Kathryn Bigelow chose Jessica Chastain to play Maya because she saw the first cut of Coriolanus.
7. The screenwriter, director, producer, and many crew members of this film are the original cast of "The Hurt Locker".
8.Joel Edgerton was originally one of the starring roles, but was replaced by Jason Clarke due to scheduling conflicts. But he still played a different role in the film.
9. At one point, Tom Hardy, Idris Elba and Guy Pearce were all considered for a role in the film.
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