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A living counter-terrorism story
Marlee 2022-04-20 09:01:15
A very successful film. Regardless of whether it is a full restoration of the real process, the storytelling and logic are all natural and rigorous. Let's put aside the political purpose of counter-terrorism for the time being. Just for this film, the extreme acts of terrorists have caused great trauma and psychological shadows to ordinary innocent civilians, and the anti-terrorism activists have also won respect for their efforts to turn the tide. The impact of the 9/11 incident on the world has always existed. Anti-terrorism is a cruel war, which not only caused disasters to civilians, but also caused both the good and the evil to fall into an endless vortex of pain. For the sake of intelligence, it can violate human morality. Hiding can also use the elderly and the weak as cover. Intelligence and valuable information are the focal points of contention between the two sides. In the scene of killing bin Laden, the dark shooting technique was very successful, and the tension and exploration under the night vision goggles were well performed. At the end of the film, the heroine successfully completed the task and got on the plane to the mainland. There was no exciting music, only to complete the task, prove herself, remember her comrades in arms, and cry of endless hardships. Recommended video.
Extended Reading
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Major 2022-03-25 09:01:06
This woman is too good! She played really well!
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Janick 2021-10-20 19:02:48
Perhaps bin Laden’s death really gave many Americans a lot of hatred. Obama didn’t even have the nerve to say that his favorite movie this year was this one. The American media is a bit narcissistic. Looking at first-hand material adaptations, he can’t hold back that citizen’s pride. Feel it. The director abandoned the genre structure and took the thriller as a documentary. Many jargons and narrative structures are also clearly fragmented. Fortunately, there are details, exclusive inside stories, and model workers. ★★★
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C.I.A. Director: May I join you?
[sits down]
C.I.A. Director: How is the food down here anyway?
Maya: Uh, it's okay.
C.I.A. Director: How long have you worked for the CIA?
Maya: Twelve years. I was recruited out of high school.
C.I.A. Director: Do you know why we did that?
Maya: I don't think I can answer that question, sir. I don't think I'm... allowed to... answer.
C.I.A. Director: Alright. What else have you done for us? Besides Bin Laden?
Maya: Nothing. I've done nothing else.
C.I.A. Director: Well, you certainly have a flair for it.
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Pilot: We've just crossed the border. Now entering Pakistan.
Maya: Pakistani comms, no chatter.