The non-academic impression is as follows:
First of all, the lines are amazing, such as this paragraph:
Okay, you got six people hiding out in a town of what, four million people, all of whom chant ' death to America' all the live long day . You wanna set up a movie in a week. You want to lie to Hollywood, a town where everybody lies for a living, then you get to sneak 007 over here into a country that wants CIA blood in their breakfast cereal, and you' re gonna walk the Brady Bunch out of the most watched city in the world?
Plus about hundred militia at the airport, that's right.
Secondly, the actors' expressions are so good, and of course the props classmates are also very responsible, you are really dedicated.
Third, the rhythm and soundtrack are amazing. Most movies these days have a bad rhythm.
Fourth, the montages of the sound and picture are all amazing.
Fifth, the ending is not bad.
Finally, I want to learn Arabic.
The non-academic version of Tucao is as follows:
CIA people just talk and talk on the phone.
The car was running and running beside the taxiing plane, and people were still standing in the car.
British Airways and SWISS have great commercials.
There are too many people who smoke on planes - is Swissair smoking ban at that time?
The comments and complaints about the academic version are as follows:
Ah, how can an uneducated person like me get the comments on the academic version. Just remembered that there is a history of Greece and Rome (who knows whether she is Greece or Rome, just like those who are Greco-Roman do not know who is Sumer and who is Akkad among the people in the Mesopotamia) The teacher once said that when the Yalta Conference was held, Roosevelt and Churchill called the conference Argo.
In this sense, translating the title into "Escape from Tehran" really takes away all the cultural conflicts and cultural heritage.
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