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A disaster for the writer and director! I wasted my time! Even one star was too much to rate it. But I had to give it to be able to post my criticism. That's all.

I found the movie very interesting both in terms of action and fiction! But I wonder how Western governments, like France, commit crimes in other countries, and how they justify it! They destroyed an African country (as usual for France) to loot the black gold, toppled its ruler, labeled him, and then murdered him! And again, one of their own (agent Adam) cleared the system! In the words of the late Louis Armstrong: What a Wonderful World!

A film that only seeks to glorify the pathetic escape of the US-backed coalition forces with the direction and visual effects of Guy Ritchie, a director who loves Jason-Statham-like bald actors. Many people of this poor country became victims of the coalition's wrong policies. The fact is that many of the coalition's translators were forced to cooperate, due to their poverty and only for a small wage, and after the coalition's escape and defeat, no one rescued them. This movie only seeks to justify the wrong policies of the West in the invaded countries, and glorify brutal mercenary groups like Black Water! Iraq and Afghanistan were attacked under the pretext of eliminating terrorism, but their situation became much worse after the Western attack (and pathetic escape!), and even terrorist groups such as ISIS emerged. In the end, it's worth mentioning that there are no such forests in Afghanistan, and no one can carry an injured man for 120kms with a cart, and sometimes with a rusty truck through Taliban controlled areas, even fictional so called superheros like Supeman!!

Sorry for film industry which is suffering the absence great movies of Scorsese, Kubrick, and Coppola. In terms of story and theme, the GrayMan was very weak and clichéd, although it was strong in terms of visuals; The subject that caused its IMDb score to rise, undoubtedly only by teenagers who like childish and loose Marvel movies.