In this satire of the commercialization and 'lightheartedness' of war, John Cusack plays Brand Hauser, an assassin sent to to 'Turaqistan' to take out Omar Sharif, who is doing some oil business that will spell trouble for the former Vice President of the US's own company
 (the company that is now owned by the Pakistani government).<br /><br>< br />The film is a great example of how the American public can be fooled into believing that the world has been hijacked by a foreign power. The film also shows how a few of these 'foreign' actors are able to get away with their own lies and lies. This is the kind of film that can only be seen in the'real' world. It is also a film about the real world, not the fictional world of 'the real' war. < br />The movie is very well made and the actors do a good job. I would recommend this film to anyone who wants to see a real war movie. If you are a fan, you will love this movie and will be able see the true story of this war and its aftermath.<br />I would also recommend that you watch the film in its entirety. You will not be disappointed.< br.br>I highly recommend it to everyone who has a taste for war movies. They are great. And I highly suggest that anyone with a sense of humor and a desire to watch a war film will enjoy this. But if you have a little taste, I suggest you to skip this one. Otherwise, it
 and his family. Haider is a perfect foil for Brand, and the two are perfect friends. The movie has some good moments, but it is not a great movie.