The opening captions of the film are usually boring, but the film has firmly attracted the attention of attention with historical events since 1930 and news images. Nixon, Powell, Saddam Hussein, bin Laden...these people who once influenced the Middle East appeared one by one.
At the beginning of the film, a group of American men, women and children in Saudi Arabia are playing baseball. The teacher tells stories to elementary school students at school. It is a typical American scene of peace and tranquility. It is very good, very powerful, and very river crab. When the terrorist attack happened suddenly, American police detectives and Muslim police came together to track down the terrorists.
The shootout, speed, explosion, and various shots in the film are very well used, but the FBI agent is too brave, and it feels NB more than the Marines, a bit exaggerated (you have also seen what FBI is in other Hollywood movies Kind of). It’s worth mentioning that the Israeli actor who played the Saudi policeman, I don’t know why Hollywood always made this one. I remember that the Egyptian eldest brother who put the eagle in "The Mummy" was also played by an Israeli actor...
At the end of the film, two worlds, two This belief, the same words spoken by the black agent and the little Arab girl, makes us wonder whether peace is really possible in such religious and ethnic contradictions. Children have sowed the seeds of hatred since they were young. The same is true for Palestinian boys who threw rocks at Israeli tanks, and the same is true for American girls who lost their loved ones on 9/11. And all of this began even before the Crusades more than 900 years ago.
Finally, let’s end with a sentence often said by Muslims that once appeared in the film: "There is no God but Allah and Muhammed is his messenger."
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