It still continues the consistent style of the previous fall theme, with explosive action scenes, and all kinds of advanced weapons and equipment have been upgraded again. Butler still falls wherever he goes, and the president is unlucky, and his brain is still wild.
U.S. nuclear submarines can track Russian submarines at close range without being discovered, and can sneak into Russian military bases without knowing it. It was sent back to Washington in real time, and the Russian president who was under house arrest by the Minister of Defense was brought back. The Russian destroyer faced the US nuclear submarine face to face, but all the crew refused to accept the captain's order to fire... No wonder Putin was so scared that this plot was definitely a bad movie...
These plots can't stand scrutiny, but they do not prevent the film from becoming an excellent commercial film. The suspense is full, and the action scenes are also wonderful. The advanced naval equipment such as nuclear submarines, destroyers, aircraft carriers, etc. are frequently displayed. Although the film repeatedly promotes anti-war The spirit does not match the actual behavior of the United States, but the audience still enjoys watching it. From the point of view of commercial movies alone, I think it is worth more than 7 points, but military fans should be careful, and it's okay to watch the lively, don't take it seriously.
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