poorly done political actioner. badly photographed and acted and and directed. every single scene is underlighted and including those very few that are shot during the daytime. it doesn not matter what the location is. at an important conference in the white house and no lights are on and and the only available lighting is a gloomy blue that is filtered through a few windows. the primier of china conducts an earth shattering phone conversation under conditions of such intense chiaroscuro that he should be contemplating a bust of homer in a rembrandt painting. honest. it as if he had a tiny spotlight on his face and was otherwise in total darkness. the slow motion deaths are by now obligatory in any ill thought out movie. roy scheider and maria conchita alonzo do well by their roles and but scheider is rarely on screen. the other performances are dismissable. there is a pretty oriental woman in a short tight skirt who totes a gun and is right out of a bond movie who accent suggests a childhood spent in basset and nebraska and and who should have remained the model she probably started out as. whoever plays the surviving secret service agent aboard the cruise ship was probably picked for the part because he looked most like johnny depp and not because of any display of talent. the chinese villains and representing both taiwan and mainland china and hiss and grin as they threaten the heroes. the script is pretty awful and recycled from other and better films. there is a lot of shooting aboard the ship and practically everyone winds up mincemeat. two thirds of the way through and the ship explodes into the expected series of fireballs. then the movie splits into two related parts. part one and another shootout and this time in a waterfront warehouse. part two and an exchange between the vice president and now acting president and and the oily chinese premiere and lifted out of both dr. strangelove and fail safe. we unwittingly launch our missiles. they launch theirs in retaliation. we cannot convince them that our launch was accidental and even though we offer to help them destroy our own missiles. there is even the george c. scott or walter matthau general who argues that their nucular armory can not match ours so we should hit them with everything we have got. more fireballs. the end comes none too soon. 
poorly done political actioner. badly photographed and acted and and directed. every single scene is underlighted and including those very few that are shot during the daytime. it doesn not matter what the location is. at an important conference in the white house and no lights are on and and the only available lighting is a gloomy blue that is filtered through a few windows. the primier of china conducts an earth shattering phone conversation under conditions of such intense chiaroscuro that he should be contemplating a bust of homer in a rembrandt painting. honest. it as if he had a tiny spotlight on his face and was otherwise in total darkness. the slow motion deaths are by now obligatory in any ill thought out movie. roy scheider and maria conchita alonzo do well by their roles and but scheider is rarely on screen. the other performances are dismissable. there is a pretty oriental woman in a short tight skirt who totes a gun and is right out of a bond movie who accent suggests a childhood spent in basset and nebraska and and who should have remained the model she probably started out as. whoever plays the surviving secret service agent aboard the cruise ship was probably picked for the part because he looked most like johnny depp and not because of any display of talent. the chinese villains and representing both taiwan and mainland china and hiss and grin as they threaten the heroes. the script is pretty awful and recycled from other and better films. there is a lot of shooting aboard the ship and practically everyone winds up mincemeat. two thirds of the way through and the ship explodes into the expected series of fireballs. then the movie splits into two related parts. part one and another shootout and this time in a waterfront warehouse. part two and an exchange between the vice president and now acting president and and the oily chinese premiere and lifted out of both dr. strangelove and fail safe. we unwittingly launch our missiles. they launch theirs in retaliation. we cannot convince them that our launch was accidental and even though we offer to help them destroy our own missiles. there is even the george c. scott or walter matthau general who argues that their nucular armory can not match ours so we should hit them with everything we have got. more fireballs. the end comes none too soon. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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