In the beginning, it was an air raid on Washington. For the time being, regardless of how the enemy planes broke through the airspace and flew directly to the hinterland, the realistic effect was quite climax. At the beginning, people had the desire to watch it, and it was a good movie. Then, taking advantage of the chaos, dozens of well-trained terrorists invaded the White House. Human bombs, smoke bombs, heavy machine guns, and rocket launchers on the shoulders were all indispensable. The White House was captured in 13 minutes, and Secret Service agents were harvested like wheat, which made people nervous. The performance of six Black Hawks downed by five was also sharp. Then came the personal performance of the Spartan king, first to rescue the president's son, then to shoot, fight, play with knives, openly disobey and insult the general, and finally rescue the president safely. Recruiting to kill, grabbing guns for headshots, it is simply a show of skills of the agents. It's bloody, but it's fun to watch. Of course, I did not forget the American spirit of the Secretary of Defense's willingness to die, the touching picture of the president protecting his colleagues, the acting president's struggle for the country, and finally the touching speech of the president after he got out of trouble. A good-looking, exciting and eye-catching movie that spreads American cultural values has been released.
In fact, this movie is bloody, and its promotion of American culture is superficial, but I believe that the audience's acceptance is definitely far more than the magic drama of tearing devils by hand. In fact, the main theme movie does not necessarily have to be empty preaching, and entertaining is the highest level.
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