1. Black Hawk Falls
In 1992, years of tribal wars devastated the Somali mountains and rivers of the East African nation, leaving people stranded and causing a famine that killed 300,000 people. The dictator Who controls the capital, Mogadishu, Mohammed Farah Aideed, stole relief supplies from international organizations, a move that caused outrage. A distraught Aideed declared war on international peacekeeping organizations, and the United States sent 160 members of special forces to Mogadishu to overthrow the Aideide regime.
<h1>2. American sniper</h1>
Eastwood once again interpreted the United States with the cowboy spirit, from the daily life to the daily life of the battlefield, did not sharpen the dramatic conflict, did not want to talk about war heroes, did not deliberately poetry war trauma, it seems that just the simple cowboy spirit of childhood supported Chris all the way, and that is the United States in Eastwood's heart. The wife was right in saying, "If you feel that this war hasn't changed you, you're wrong." ”
<h1>3. Lone survivors</h1>
War films are an important one in the film, and the ones based on real cases are often more impressive. This film is based on the darkest page in the history of the American Navy SEALs, and it shocks the hearts of all Americans.
The War in Afghanistan is a war on terror launched by the United States to avenge the 9/11 incident and capture Taliban war criminals such as bin Laden. This seemingly asymmetrical local war lasted a decade, and the U.S. military paid an unimaginably tragic price: nearly 2,000 soldiers were killed, $323.2 billion was spent, and more than $100 million was spent every day. This film is a microcosm of the whole war
<h1>4. Earth-shattering crisis</h1>
And "The Fall of the White House" is completely screwed, that to withdraw the army this is to fight, one is the foreign class struggle forces, one is the internal contradictions of the American people, the action scenes are half a pound, the plot is not as good as that version, President Django is very cute, Tatum Fafu is also stylish, several scenes can see Emmerich's scheduling ability, lao Mei entertains himself
<h1>5. Hunt bin Laden</h1>
Directed by Catherine Bigelow, the only Female Oscar director in film history, "The Hunt for Bin Laden" brings together the original team of the previous film "Bomb Disposal Unit" to focus on the Decade of Counter-Terrorism in the United States and tell the story of one of the largest hunts and hunts in the world.
<h1>6, 007: The big sky-breaking killing machine</h1>
Undoubtedly the best action movie of the year. Mendes perfectly balances narrative and action scenes, portrays the characters more realistically and richly, and Javier's villain is praised for his clown-like performance. Under the premise of guaranteeing all Bond elements, Mendes created one of the most extraordinary Bond films. Retro nostalgia is a surprise, and photography is a feast for the eyes.
<h1>7. SEAL Team Six: Raid osama bin Laden</h1>
"SEAL Team Six: Raid on Osama bin Laden" is very documentary-like, and the events that the film wants to tell can be seen from the title. Good subject matter inevitably leads to all kinds of controversy, which reminds me of a line in the film:
"You have to understand that people need evidence, they need to see corpses and DNA identification results, otherwise, conspiracy theories will be like cattle feathers", however, for justice, even if the evidence is conclusive, conspiracy theories will be born everywhere; justice, seemingly unfair, give is not necessarily good, but not given, it must be evil. ......
<h1>8. Hamilton: The national interest</h1>
All along, after watching the movie Douban and watching the film reviews, I can always get new inspiration. But this time I was disappointed tooth, such a great film, so low rating? Is it that Douban can only identify the awkward small fresh and numb heavy taste now, or does it have to watch some kind of film of a certain level that does not know what to do? First of all, the lines of this film are smooth and concise, the story development is reasonable, the second mission is involved after the failure of the first mission, and the connection is discovered by the expertise of the agent, and the national security is ultimately protected.
<h1>9. Courageous action</h1>
I will say two sentences ha, this is the most professional military theme film I have ever seen, and I have a very high evaluation of him as a military fan. At that time, it was out of boredom, and I was really shouting at the scene of the sensationalism at home, the male agent who was killed played the tank in Wolverine, I had begun to think he was a pig's foot, but as the action unfolded I was attracted
<h1>10. Strategic Special Service Group</h1>
Former U.S. special forces bomb specialist Steven Arthur Younger (Mike Sheen) is on a dangerous path, and as a Muslim, he is dissatisfied with U.S. policy toward Arab countries and plans a terrorist attack. He claimed that three small atomic bombs had been planted in each of the three cities, and that the U.S. mainland was in danger. Helen Brody (Carrie-Anne Moss), a female agent in the FBI's counterterrorism division, investigates the case, only to find the military and a mysterious department involved in the case at a critical moment. Her squad, along with extremely dangerous negotiator Henry Humphreys (Samuel L. Jackson), is ordered to interrogate Steven. Henry, nicknamed H, was cruel and harsh, and with the connivance of the government's top brass, he became more and more fearless. Disgusted by such inhumane illegal means, Helen tries her best to gain Stephen's trust, and finally asks him to reveal the location of one of the bombs.
However, it was not so simple, and a frenzy of death and conspiracy struck. In this dehumanizing battle of wrestling, there is no winner left...
<h1>Green zone</h1>
I went to the cinema with the expectation of watching the Bonn series, and although the main actor and director were original, the story was completely different. Matt Dimon was no longer a regeneration warrior, to a hundred, but an ordinary soldier who supported him with only one belief: to find out the truth about WMD. Some people on Douban said, don't be naïve, cheat Bush once, and cheat Hollywood again. But I agree with New York Times critic A.O. Scott that it's not too late, just right. The Iraq War has been going on for 7 years, and it is not yet known when it will be a head.
<h1>11. Special Forces: The Rise of the Cobra</h1>
After watching it, I have been thinking that if this film is made into 3D, the effect will definitely be very good, and it is recommended to go to the cinema to see, which is suitable for holding the burst valley. The female protagonist is very on the right body, and the male and female are very matched. Snake-eye actor is a super big supporting role, poor actor does not even show a face, Li Bingxian gg's English is very good, oh, there is also a hatred in acting, like to like a commercial blockbuster that is very suitable for hot summer pastime...
<h1>12. Hawkeye</h1>
The inspiration for the film seems to come from a news that the CIA has listened to the mobile phones of all Americans in order to fight terrorism, which seems to have no touch on us on the other side of the ocean, and there is no follow-up report, but for Americans who advocate liberal democracy, it is like opening Pandora's box. In addition to mobile phones, there is also a type of flood beast that is a camera. A post circulated a long time ago that some open cameras can be searched using Google. Although it's just some public area cameras, who can guarantee that you won't show up in front of the camera.........
<h1>13. Bomb disposal units</h1>
George. One of the most remarkable things General Patton ever said was that in my first year of junior high school, there was an issue of Reader that introduced us to Patton's tragedy. At first, Patton said sadly: "The proper fate of a professional soldier is to die cleanly after being hit by the last bullet in the last battle." ”
That sentence made my blood boil. At that time, I was still a small child, with an undeveloped mind and a pure lower body. Patton's words made me mature all at once. So, in retrospect, in my life, Barton was my first night.
<h1>14, 24 hours: redemption</h1>
The TV movie was the precursor to the seventh season of 24 Hours.
As a loyal FAN of counterterrorism 24 hours ago, I started searching the internet and watching related videos for season seven a few months ago. I had high expectations for "redemption", I had planned to call the fat man home to look at the 50-inch tablet, the effect was better, but due to time problems, I could only go to the fat man's house to see his 17 liquid crystal. Jack Bauer's appearance thrilled me, and it was predictable that the pistol killed N enemies instantly; being tortured by the enemy and then killing the person who tortured him; being swept away by a group of people with AKs but unscathed, he was still Superman.
<h1>15. The Battle of hades</h1>
I instinctively resisted the war-themed films, but there was a comrade at home who loved all the battle scenes, so I accidentally watched it, and I didn't expect to see myself crying. alas!!
Sometimes resistance is not dislike, but an escape. I am afraid to face the hurt and pain of war. Fear of confronting the "human nature" that I don't want to accept and acknowledge.
The evolutionary speed of human beings cannot catch up with the evolutionary speed of science and technology and society, so it has brought so much heart-wrenching pain. Whether we like it or not, some things just happen, some war mongers exist like that. From the perspective of evolution, men's aggressiveness and possessiveness are beyond reproach, but in modern society, the lethality of weapons is not the same as millions of years ago, and war is no longer the best way to solve problems, but human genes have not kept pace with the times.
<h1>Flights 16 and 93</h1>
I really haven't seen a movie that makes me so nervous.
At first I didn't know it was about 9/11, and at first I was illiterate, unaware that four planes had been hijacked that day. Halfway through, I thought the passengers' resistance would succeed. After all, they even have a retired pilot on board, and if it were a movie, how could the plane not crash. But that's the reality. And I still think too simple. This is true, and each of us encounters a reality that we can only helplessly accept. As the camera looks out of the cockpit of the plane, the last cloud of darkness is visible
<h1>17. The password is suspicious</h1>
I bet bloody men will love this, just at the hot Russian spy beauty! Indeed. It is said that the movie itself is a pastime, if there is a beautiful woman who spews blood from beginning to end, the exit rate is very high, and people take off their trench coats when they fight, this is enough to stimulate the eyeballs, right? Comparable to the beauty is the lively fight scene, air combat, ground combat, empty hand combat, gunfight, machete war, cat and mouse game field is exciting.
<h1>18. Munich</h1>
It's a real movie about politics and revenge. At the 20th Olympic Games in the Federal Republic of Germany in 1972, the Palestinian extremist terrorist group Black September broke into the Olympic Village and kidnapped 11 Israeli athletes in order to blackmail Israel into releasing its detained members.
The police of the Federal Republic of Germany took the kidnapping recklessly, and they rushed directly into the lair of the terrorist organization in an attempt to arm the hostages, and the clinker led to the death of all 11 Israeli athletes!
After the incident, the Israeli "Mossad" top brass quickly trained a group of agents to launch a century-long bloody revenge on the Black September organization and the associated Palestinians...
<h1>19. Fahrenheit 911</h1>
A documentary about the situation in the United States before and after the Iraq War. Why is the United States a target for terrorists? Why are you happy to get involved in war? How did George Bush's policies relate to the outbreak of 9/11? And he and Ben? How did the relationship between bin Laden evolve to an old enemy? The film uses real historical scenes to provide a way of interpreting from a certain aspect.
In addition to focusing on the United States, the camera is also focused on the Battlefield in Iraq. American soldiers tired of war, captured in Iraq in shame, local people who have suffered from the chaos of war, everyone suffers differently in this war. The kind mothers in the US military and the enthusiastic young people who are ready to serve on the front line have all begun to think heavily about Bush's policies and the war in Iraq.
<h1>20. All-out siege</h1>
Hollywood skilfully switches between "good guy vs bad guy" and "good guy isn't necessarily a good guy", telling you to vent freely, then reflecting on it, providing another perspective on the world, a little surprised, but not jumping out of common sense, you are challenged, but soon persuaded, this "thinking" model prevails, so that people sometimes do not appreciate the hidden risks behind this.
When the army indiscriminately locks the Arabs in the stadium, you know, the bad guys disappear, the army is not the bad guys, they have no feelings, they're just killing machines. When one killing machine starts, another killing machine will also start tit-for-tat, and it doesn't matter who is a good person and who is a bad person, because you know, a good person or a bad person can become a dead person in an instant.
<h1>21. Air Force One</h1>
All along, I have firmly believed in the selection of movies, and all the movies that Douban scolded are good movies. With this principle, I have watched a lot of good films, although "Air Force No. 1" is not because of Douban to watch, but after watching it, Douban swept away, and sure enough, it was scolded... I love the country and the people, and I have always thought that our Tang Dynasty is an NB country, and I did not bring any "keen political sense" to watch this movie. A good movie is a good movie – what you want to see after a while is a good movie, and a bad movie is a bad movie
<h1>22. Brave the island of death</h1>
The Rock, a 1996 Michael Bay classic. The three ace actors played quite well, Nicholas Cage, Sean Connery, and Ed Harris. Just looking at the name is enough to make people look forward to it. What is rare is that in the character setting, there is no absolute anti-angle, there is no pure evil, and the confrontation between the two sides is only due to different values, which can be called justice, so this duel is more impressive.
<h1>23, the highest crisis</h1>
The story is set in the arrest of the leader of a terrorist organization, Abu Yafa, who will be extradited to the United States, and his deputy, Antar, who is a bitter vendetta. Both of Antar's parents died in bombing by U.S. forces. So Antares is going to fight america. He planned the hijacking and successfully captured the 747. There was a senior official on the plane, supposedly a senator. Most of the senators who appear in American movies are bad guys, and I don't know how many directors they have offended. On the contrary, the president of the United States who appears in the movie is generally an excellent representative of freedom, democracy, and justice
<h1>24. True lies</h1>
I was disappointed by many film reviews, such as emphasizing that the film was the first blockbuster film introduced in China. Its production level is childish or something. In fact, the mistake is that "True Lies" they still take it for granted. As far as the plot we see is concerned, the jokes of the film are no worse than its hot and thrilling plot and stunts, the film is a classic, and not just because of the action stunts or anything. I think it's a good film that controls the technology and prevents the stunt alienation of the film.