Today I would like to introduce you to a movie "Impeccable", which tells the story of a professor who thinks he is smart and becomes a "back cooker" under the careful layout of terrorists.
Mike is a history professor who lives with his nine-year-old son, Gülen. His deceased wife, an FBI agent, was killed in an operation by a colleague's mishandling. The death of his wife dealt a great blow to Mike, and even though he and his assistant Brooke began a new relationship, he was still unable to let go of his wife's death.
One day, Mike takes an injured boy, Brady, to the hospital, where he meets the boy's parents, Oliver and Shirley, who moved in two months ago and coincidentally became Mike's neighbors. The two families quickly became acquainted because of the closeness of the children.
As the relationship deepens, Mike discovers many suspicious things about Oliver. For example, Oliver claims to be a construction engineer working on a shopping mall expansion project, but Mike discovers that his architectural drawings are not related to this; Oliver claims to be a student at Kansa State University, but receives an invitation from the Penn Alumni Association.
Curious about this, Mike begins to secretly investigate Oliver. Using his status as a professor, Mike retrieved the information of the two schools, and Mike found Oliver's face in the kansas State University's graduation book, but the name under the photo was not Oliver, but William Finn. The real Oliver, who graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, died by gunfire more than two decades ago.
The Oliver in front of you wasn't really Oliver. This discovery makes Mike wary of the O'Flanders, so he prevents his son Gülen from continuing to contact the neighbors and does not allow his son to go camping with Brady, but the son does not understand and fights with him. In the end, because he couldn't bear to disappoint his son, Mike agreed to let his son go camping with Brady. Mike tells his girlfriend Brooke about his suspicions, but Brooke feels that Mike is too distracted and has violated Oliver's privacy.
The undead Mike continued to investigate, finding in the school library a newspaper from many years ago that had published news that Oliver had built a bomb when he was sixteen and tried to blow up the government building. Mike thinks that Oliver has an unspeakable history and hides his true identity, which must be ill-intentioned. Back at home, Mike again emphasizes to Brooke that his neighbor Oliver may be a terrorist, but Brooke feels that Oliver was just a child and did not cause serious consequences, and the two break up.
Mike is left alone in the house with mixed feelings, and Oliver comes to Mike and finds mike investigating himself. Oliver explained to Mike that his anonymity was to cover up the mistakes he made as a child, but also to establish a good father image for his children. Mike was moved by Oliver's explanation.
Soon, Brooke bumps into Oliver in the garage and is about to say hello when he notices that Oliver seems to be carrying something suspicious. Remembering Mike's words, Brooke quietly followed Oliver's car to a shopping mall by himself, where he found oliver unloading several mysterious metal boxes. A suspicious Brooke was about to call Mike when he turned around to see Oliver's wife standing there watching her.
That night, Brooke mysteriously fell off a cliff and died, and Mike was very sad and lay in the house in a state of collapse. Mike's detective friend calls Mike, who discovers that his phone has long been tapped. Mike immediately realized that Brooke's death was not an accident. Worried about his son's safety, Mike rushes to the camping place to pick up Gülen, only to be told that Gülen has been picked up by Oliver.
Worried, Mike races all the way to Oliver's house, where Oliver is having a party, and on the verge of collapse, Mike grabs Oliver's collar and asks about his son's whereabouts. Oliver tells Mike to do nothing, ask nothing, don't be as eventful as Brooke if he wants to get his son back, or he'll be disposed of.
The next day, in the mall parking lot, Mike sees a group of people putting strange boxes into a van, and Mike immediately realizes that this may be a bomb used to commit a crime. So Mike followed the truck all the way, and while waiting for the red light, Mike saw Gülen in the back window of the truck, and Mike, who had lost his mind, chased all the way, but unexpectedly killed a car halfway out of the way and did not stop Mike's car. It was Oliver who got out of the car, and Mike got into a fight with Oliver, during which Mike learned that Oliver and his men hated the government, so they launched terrorist attacks everywhere, this time targeting the FBI Building.
Mike knocked Oliver down and continued to chase the van that might have been loaded with a bomb in the direction of the FBI building. Finally catching up with the van in front of the FBI building, and seeing that the van was about to reach the parking garage of the FBI building, Mike rushed into the FBI building despite the police's prevention and rushed into the FBI building, trying to prevent the bomb from exploding. However, the trunk of the van contained neither a bomb nor glen.
The officers told Mike that everyone had entered the building with permission, except you didn't. As if realizing something, Mike ran frantically to his car, which had a large number of bombs in its trunk. Oliver's associates pressed the bomb device, destroying the entire building. It turns out that everything Mike experienced was smoke bombs, and Oliver and his accomplices' early plan was to blow up the FBI Building through Mike's hand.
At the end of the movie, Mike's becoming the terrorist's "back cooker" is widely reported, and everyone is speculating about the reason why Mike blew up the FBI building, but the real terrorists are at large and free. After watching this movie, I think that the truth presented to us by the world is not necessarily true, so we need to see, listen, think, learn to distinguish things as they are, and not follow the crowd.