This movie meets expectations, and, to be sure, this is not a serious movie, but a well-packaged entertainment movie.
Like any controversial history, the Middle East is a good subject. After reading some previous reviews, I think this movie has become too complicated (or even too serious) because of the subject matter. I was in the Middle East. I stayed here for a while, and I heard a few words in Arabic in the movie. It was very kind. Coupled with some other reasons, I feel that this movie is obviously the most watered down view. I watched with great enthusiasm, and even spent a few minutes thinking that I might be able to recognize one or two agents on the road and find a part-time job as an agent or something.
Those two aerial shots of amman and dubai are really Hollywood's professional skills. (Remember, the same angle was used when Mission Impossible was filming in Shanghai.) Then, the overlook shots of the bungalow markets, not to mention, are the representatives of any market in the world where Westerners appear for various non-tourism reasons. In a word, the level of photography reflects the professional level of Hollywood. The effect achieved is to make the city look very capitalist, and at the same time make people feel complicated and difficult to understand.
Terrorist organizations have little room for imagination, just underground passages and black-and-white cameras. However, the Jordanian agent boss negotiates and does things the same way as the Italian Mafia in New York. The boss who was sitting at his home in the United States and traveling twice on business was a typical politician-type executive officer of the CIA. As for the protagonist, the screenwriter wanted him to be a normal person with complex emotions and unclear positions for performing strange tasks, thus leading the plot to a Hollywood complex. To put it simply, there is no big surprise in this ending, and there is no accident if the protagonist is not dead.
Of these, Hollywood’s most famous front plot must have the following principles. However, the amazing thing about Hollywood movies is that even if you can figure out the number of ways, you can still watch this movie. So this is a way to success.
There is one more thing. Dicaprio may also play this kind of role in the future. He is constantly fword. At the same time, he can be very considerate and gentleman, and he must be very clever. It was quite interesting to let him speak Arabic this time. (As long as a Westerner speaks a language, it's as if all the culture behind the language is understood.) Think about his earliest who's eating gilbert grape and later catch me if you can and mad aviator, mmmmmm doesn’t know. When can he get the Oscar.
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