stoneface wrote:I really enjoyed this one too. I was wary about it when I saw the previews, thinking either it could be a strong anti-terrorist movie or a strong anti-American movie. I think, however, that it was strongly anti-terrorist overall because they didn't editorialize: they just showed what terrorists do, and when you see that, you naturally want to condemn it. I did wonder about the last line, though, whether it was intended to morally equate the terrorists with those who seek to kill them.
Aside from that, the ending gun battle was one of the most intense in a movie I have seen in a while. I highly recommend the movie to anyone who wants to be reminded who and what we are fighting.
Ok, I think I recall this movie. This is one where the terrorist is a psuedo-hero.