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Barrett 2022-03-23 09:02:24
A hero who stops a terrorist attack—a story that could be made into a tense action movie or a drama about discovering human nature, but the director of this film couldn't make it too good. The film seems to be very innovative, with a black man who believes in Islam as the protagonist, showing how he exerts a great spirit of sacrifice to prevent terrorist attacks from within and defend the United States. You can almost feel that the director seems to be leaning over and saying to the Islamic brothers: In fact, your teachings are also peaceful, great, harmonious and glorious, right? As for the quality of the film, I'm sorry, except for a small climax at the end, the whole story is procrastinating and dull, and the description of the characters is extremely superficial.
Extended Reading
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Max Archer: [Referring to the bomber captured in Spain] This guy's gotta be in a state of shock. He planned on waking up in Paradise to 72 virgins. Blow yourself up to get laid, this is gotta be some crazy s**t!
Roy Clayton: Where I grew up the Klan burned crosses in front of people's houses and called it Christianity. Then my daddy and the folks from the church would drive over and put them out. Seems every religion has more than one face.
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Samir Horn: [defying FBI agents] The only difference between you and him is he *knows* he's an asshole.