Harish s

The cast & crew were loaded with great actors who has an excellent talent of acting over any given circumstance. But this movie was a piece of waste. A nation which seems to be a developed country couldn't find who launched a nuclear missile but could track its projectile is a baseless thing. This movie literally shows if someone nukes America, and America couldn't find who did exactly launched it they will literally nuke the other nations without any common sense. What does this say, what does this try to emphasize. What is the whole idea of the film, that America gets nuked, it nukes blindly all other nations. How's this justifiable even as a film. Why was it essential for all the great cast & crew to participate in this baseless script that has no sense. The movie literally tried to be like vantage point but lost its core idea. Showing all the timelines and perspectives of each character's arrival into the scene is good but what's the purpose - to nuke other nations cause we couldn't find who started the nuclear missile towards Chicago. The movie mainly lagged in its story. If its exposing the American propaganda its okay to expose the decision making of the government (or) it is some concept less thought showing other nations - how we will nuke you guys cause we couldn't find one.

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