spy to spy: dark wounds under normal conditions

Coralie 2022-03-21 09:01:44

The Middle East is a very complex place, and the work of espionage is very special. The usual inconspicuous actions have extraordinary meanings. There are too many involved and too many benefits. The needs and losses are different for each.
I can’t understand this movie after watching it once, and it’s hard to say whether I can fully understand it after watching it a second time, but I refuse to watch it a second time because it’s not because of my high IQ that I can understand it once, but because I’m impatient to watch this kind of movie for the second time. , it seems enough to understand.
For this movie, it's enough to know a little bit, and it's enough to know about the Middle East, spies, and disputes between various parties. Why do you have to understand one reason?

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Extended Reading
  • April 2022-03-27 09:01:05

    It hurts my head to look at it, and I am anxious for my own IQ... There are too many clues, and the head is big... From time to time, I will brush my sense of existence....

  • Martina 2022-03-27 09:01:05

    hail to the very film that destroyed my hard drive..

Syriana quotes

  • Terry: Put some space between us and Bob. Bob has a long history of entrepeneurial operations. We haven't really had a handle on Bob for years. After 9/11, some people got leeway, let their emotions got the best of them. These are complex times. There's already an active investigation into Bob's activities in - help me out here.

    Fred Franks: Tehran, the Amiri brothers job.

    Terry: We're trying to find out who might have hired Bob for the Amiri brothers job. Could the same people be behind the Nasir job? A lot of people probably want this Nasir dead and Bob knows lots of people. Fill in the rest. Send me everything.

  • Dean Whiting: Prince, is there anything we can do for you?

    Prince Meshal Al-Subaai: Americans are always happy to drill holes in other people's countries. I've heard of you, Mr. Whiting. The cat's paw of the Saudi princes.

    Dean Whiting: I know your brother. The foreign minister, very bright. I know your father, too. He threw the second creepiest party I've ever been to in Washington. And as far as I can see, you could probably use a bit of the cat's paw yourself. Second born son, so beaten down by his family he can't even tell me what he wants when he's asked straight out. A grown up baby whose afraid of his brother. And maybe wants to be king? Maybe? Well, prince... are you a king? Can you tell me what you want?