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First of all, the president's remarks quoted at the beginning of the film are in chronological order, if you look carefully Then you will find that these remarks are more nonsense and grand-sounding as they alternate later (probably starting from the Democratic Party and the Republican Party becoming the ruling party), ok, this is actually the introduction of the whole movie.
Then the whole movie is a simple story. Teams fight in a closed space, and a killer is dispatched. Whoever has more people will kill whichever side, until they are all dead.
Let's start with the main storyline, which only accounts for a small part. The factory, a government-employed spy agency, has two teams, the alpha and the omega (that is, the main body of fighting). At the time of the change of government, Bush Jr. was replaced by Obama. The previous government had some information that the new government did not want to know, so I decided to clear the factory. I found an excuse to blow up an external warehouse where data was stored, and then created an incident to kill it. I got the killer codenamed strenge from the alpha team, and then installed the terminator (codenamed fool) as a newcomer to enter the factory. After entering the factory, fool killed the head devil with a pen. Then the emergency XX system was activated, and then a group of lunatics began to kill each other, and finally Only the protagonist and the heroine got on the elevator, but only the protagonist got out of the elevator alone. The heroine who helped the hero kill a lot of people is still a tragedy. After the protagonist got out of the elevator, he also killed someone who saw him in the toilet peeing . The protagonist is the son of susan (female) at the factory headquarters. Susan and devil have an underground affair on the phone.
Personally, the most tragic thing is that the two people who were sitting in front of the headquarters monitor and analyzing the intelligence were finally killed by Susan.
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