The story lines of many American movies are similar. The individual is hurt, no matter whether the injury is direct or indirect. When the government has its own interests in mind, justice will not be appealed, so personal heroes appear. He can only rely on himself. Fight for your own justice.
I quite agree with this point. The government itself is not trustworthy. Because it will sacrifice your interests in most cases. Americans advocate individual freedom and individual rights. I think this is the same sex of human beings. In most cases, there is no conflict. Once there is a conflict, personal freedom and rights are in the first place.
I don't think we Chinese can make such a film because of different values. Of course, we can photograph a group of people flying around in the sky and fighting in a big way.
The scene was very hot and thrilling. There is also a problem that highlights the theory. The Colombian guerrillas have their theories and beliefs. They do not hesitate to launch terrorist attacks for this purpose. This is a method of the weak. The U.S. government also has their interests in mind, and they also do so. Military advisors are dispatched to bomb Colombian civilians with arms.This is an era where the strong talk about things, and the weak can only seek their own way of survival.
Of course, in this conflict of interests, the most innocent are the civilians, the civilians of the United States, and the civilians of Colombia. Their interests cannot be safeguarded and can only be slaughtered. Colombian civilians can join the guerrillas and launch terrorist attacks; the American civilians' choice is to go into the tiger's den alone and kill their enemies. The United States always produces supermen, and one person can always match another's army. It's too awesome.
It's a pity that Arnold was unlucky this time and brought back a personal bomb. If it weren't for her son's "conscience discovery" and Arnold's cleverness, the consequences would be disastrous.
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