But think carefully about the time when this film was shot in 1997, the post-Cold War era, which was an era that was in the same world as it is now. . .
Two years after the film’s release, the United States launched NATO’s Kosovo War against Yugoslavia in 1999 in the name of ending the Yugoslav civil war and eliminating genocide. This film was released in 1997. Wasn't it just a national pre-war mobilization for the United States to start a war? I believe that the Homer simpsons-style American people will vote yes after they come out of the cinema to let their country’s soldiers iron out the Balkans. Yugoslavia, which has no human rights and genocide, will pack nuclear bombs in backpacks running on Manhattan streets, otherwise this European gunpowder keg Will burn his butt. The American people also want to take precautions before they happen? It is NATO that can take a big step eastward! Who can unreasonably suspect that the investor in this movie is the US military? He is both an investor and a film extra. Especially in order to help Russia recover its nuclear warheads, the Cobra helicopter, which sacrificed and suffered a dumb loss, deceived how many American people's thoughts and tears.
The chase on Manhattan Street is a waste. And boring. Ironically, there is a close-up of the back of the World Trade Center Gemini. Like to play cat and mouse, the mouse shoots and kills himself, right? In 2001 bin Laden preferred to play flying planes. Next time he might put the nuclear bomb in the toilet tank in McDonald's.
A few days ago, Obama held a nuclear summit, telling us that the world is chaotic, and some people are beginning to know how to make nuclear bombs. Combining the above background, the film "Doomsday Alert" tells us that there are several places in the world that are not a last resort. Eastern Europe Balkans, West Asia Jerusalem, Myanmar, Indonesia, and Manhattan. Even if you live in the Upper East Side, even if you live in Central Park. The green there may be able to eat some of the carbon dioxide from car exhaust and fix some of the dust in the air. You want the bushes of Central Park to help you make a green shelter against nuclear radiation. I'm afraid it's a bit difficult!
Written in the early morning of April 18, 2010.
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