This kind of protagonist's strong decathlon and perfect personality and the plot ending are really...boring? Besides, there are a lot of moral bugs. The terrorist’s questioning may be the only question worth thinking about in the whole film: Is it because the American president killed people with missiles, is he not a bad person?
The little girl said "you are a monster, and my father is a great man". I just wanted to say: uh...why? The faith-fanatic terrorists who hijacked planes to kill innocent people are naturally innocent (but the high-level American government of that plane is not innocent to him, right?)-no matter what. For what purpose, the extremely violent means of terrorism is anti-human; even the terrorist himself said that for his faith, he abandoned his moral concepts. But this president, and the basket of decision-makers, what set of morals did they use when they invaded Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria? Bai You...really good at acting as a saint while doing whatever he wants. So what the terrorist said about the first lady actually sounds pretty cool?
The most funny thing is that in the end there were three people left on the plane, but when the rescuer could only rescue one person, the villain came forward to solve the moral dilemma for the president? Killed the president's deputy and exposed his villain Identity, so far, Mr. President’s survival instinct has no more worries?
In short, the only character in the whole film that I think is worth chewing is the terrorist 2333 played by Uncle Jia. Okay, I like Uncle Jia so much, I'm biased hhhhh
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