eternal theme

Daniella 2022-03-21 09:01:45

It seems that wars and conflicts between the United States and certain countries in the Middle East are always the director's favorite subject, and there will always be endless stories. I remember the previous "True Lies" in "You can freely drop bombs in our country, why can't we resist", and now it feels like "pirate" bin Laden's "video policy", and conflict seems to be inevitable forever.

What shocked me the most was when a door was opened, and everyone, old and young, looked horrified, but when I was about to help the "leader" to see his broken finger, my sympathy suddenly overflowed, and I shouted "Run away." "I don't know if it's pity for the soldier in the Middle East, or it's a pity that he protected the United States but did not end well.

The final ending is also meaningful. The hatred is passed down from generation to generation, and human nature may never be able to truly let go of something, let alone when you see your relatives being killed. . .

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  • Dolores 2021-11-20 08:01:27

    Although it is far from being punishable for me to be strong, such a powerful rightist "patriotic film" still cannot avoid two problems-it can always be ruthless in a single incident but to no avail, "violence in exchange for violence" is the only thing that can be done by the public The vent of acceptance is also brewing the next tragedy. "Tolerance" is becoming increasingly impossible now.

  • Eric 2022-04-23 07:01:49

    Adapted from real events, the plot is a bit too watery, and the Americans in the film also hang Lang Dang like that. At the end of the final film, they did not forget to show their kindness. The end of the film is quite good.

The Kingdom quotes

  • Colonel Faris Al Ghazi: [noticing mob gathering nearby] This is not a good neighborhood.

    Grant Sykes: Yeah, no shit.

  • Adam Leavitt: [Asking about Saudi Arabia] What's it like there on the ground?

    Grant Sykes: A bit... like... Mars.

    Adam Leavitt: Mars? Sounds like I didn't pack right.