Typical Hollywood story about Africa
A US SEAL team is tasked with extracting a doctor after a coup in Nigeria. The problem arises when the doctor demands that her staff and all her patients be evacuated with her.<br /><br />The movie immediately gets into trouble because only a Hollywood writer would come up with some of this stuff. First, the SEAL commander Bruce Willis gets mighty white and decides he’s going to save all the patients rather than just bring out the doctor. Then there are two helicopters to rescue people but only one of them can hold people. Only rarely do the Nigerian characters get to talk, etc.<br /><br />Given all this it’s a complete shock that Antoine Fuqua directed it and let them get away with this stuff.<br />C
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 {"Content advisory": ["Violence", "substance use", "foul language"], "Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Antoine Fuqua"], "Producers": ["Arnold Rifkin", "Mike Lobell", "Ian Bryce"], "Starring": ["Bruce Willis", "Monica Bellucci", "Cole Hauser"], "Studio": ["REVOLUTION STUDIOS"]}

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