Straight into the theme, send you four (five) anti-terrorism movies, I hope you like.
"Change of Dynasty"
TheKingdom (aka Kingdom of Terrorism) was released in September 2007.
The film tells the story of the attack on the residential area of the U.S. Oil Company in Saudi Arabia, and just as FBI agents in Saudi Arabia are investigating the scene, another bomb explodes.
A four-member FBI team went to Saudi Arabia to assist in the investigation, but differences in cultures and working styles between the two sides made the investigation not smooth in the early stages. After some running-in, the two sides finally fought side by side, and finally killed the attacker.
After watching this film, the editors learned that the original Saudi Arabia not only has more money and more oil, but also thousands of princes! But the most impressive thing is that both the soldiers and the thieves said the same thing: Don't be afraid, we will kill them all!
Poster of "Change of Dynasty"
The Hunt for Osama bin Laden
Zero Dark Thirty, released in December 2012. The film tells the story of a female CIA agent who tirelessly tracks down bin Laden's whereabouts. The film is directed by Catherine Bigelow, the female director of Bomb Disposal Unit.
"The Hunt for Bin Laden" was previously introduced in the movie that introduced the special forces, and friends who are interested in special forces movies can click the link to move around.
Poster of "The Hunt for Osama bin Laden"
Border Killer
Sicario(s) was released in September 2015. The film tells the story of an FBI female agent with a sense of justice who is involved in a fight between jackals in order to solve a drug case.
Sicario means assassin, killer in Spanish. Kate is a female detective with a sense of justice and conformism, Matt is an unscrupulous wolf for the government, and Alejandro is a killer who wants to avenge his wife and daughter.
In the end, Matt succeeds in destroying the drug dealer's tunnels, Alessandro destroys the enemy's entire family, and Kate, who is stunned by their methods, becomes the lamb they use. Although this film is the theme of cracking down on drug dealers, it is also classified as counter-terrorism for the time being.
Border Killer poster
"Terrorist Attack on Boston"
"Patriots Day", released domestically in November 2017. The film is based on the bombing that occurred in the Boston Marathon on April 15, 2013, and the film is more realistic to restore the process of cracking the case.
"Terrorist Attack on Boston" poster
Border Killer 2: Border Warrior
Sicario: Day of the Soldado was released in June 2018. This film is the sequel to 2015's "Border Killer", the director has changed, and the audience evaluation is different.
The film tells the story of terrorists smuggled into the United States through Mexico to launch an attack. Matt and Alessandro are working together again in an attempt to provoke a conflict between Mexican criminal groups to deplete and disintegrate them. However, the plan is not successful, and although a trafficking syndicate is eliminated at the end of the film, Matt prepares to tear up with his boss, and Alejandro almost loses his life. The end of the film also sets the stage for a sequel.
Border Killer 2 poster
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