An exploration of the intl arms trade and its costs to the world
Lord Of War is a great story about an international arms dealer and his trials and tribulations that has a larger message about the weapons trade which kills millions of people each year. The movie begins with Yuri Orlov (Nicolas Cage) saying there are 550 million weapons, enough for 1 out of every 12 people in the world and he wanted to know how he could sell guns to the other 11.<br /><br />Yuri would sell to any and everyone and get into some harrowing situations like dealing with the crazed dictator of Liberia Andre Baptiste (Eamonn Walker). With that money he got his dream girl Ava (Bridget Moynahan) and had a son. Despite the dangers it seemed like he had the world. That was an illusion. The story shows the toll his business would have on the world and his family. It also emphasizes the huge profits and millions of dollars people like Yuri make off of the business which is based upon killing. That’s the first part of the message.<br /><br />Later he gets in trouble with the law but gets released because the U.S. government needs him to support its foreign policy in the developing world. This is the second part. The arms trade is protected by the First World who use the trade to prop up friendly governments and get rid of ones they dislike. The victims are people in the developing world who get killed left and right every day because of the whims of the powerful.<br /><br />Overall this was a bold stance to take. Other Hollywood films would have just stuck to Yuri and his family and gotten melodramatic about the story’s impact upon them. Instead it decided to take on the arms trade head on and they did a great job with a great script.
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