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National Security◎Translated as National Security/National Secret/Ultimate Treasurer

◎Title National Security

◎Era 2003

◎ Country United States

◎Category Action/Crime/Comedy

◎Language English

◎Duration 88 Min

◎Distribution Company Sony Pictures Entertainment

◎Released date: January 15, 2003, United States

◎Director Dennis Dugan

◎Screenwriter Jay Scherick.... (written by) &

David Ronn ....(written by)

◎Starring Martin Lawrence

Steve Za Steve Zahn

Eric Roberts

Bill Duke

Brett Cullen Cullen)

◎Introduction

"National Security" is a typical Hollywood action comedy. The story takes place in Los Angeles. Er (Martin Lawrence) is a young man who grew up in the black area of ??Los Angeles. He has a rebellious character and explosive temper, and has determined to become a policeman since he was a child. Shortly after entering the police academy, the agile-minded and responsive Orr was ostracized because of his rebellious and arrogant personality. He was soon kicked out of the school and ended up working as a small security guard in a national security agency. .

Zar and Hank met in an unexpected traffic accident. Hank is a white policeman with a dull personality and conservative behavior. The first thing he has in common with Or is that both of them are regarded as losers by their peers. As the saying goes, there is no acquaintance without fighting. After the accident, Er and Hank got into a big fight, and with Er's jealousy, Hank unfortunately had his police badge detained, and finally became a security guard in the same building with Zal. What a coincidence, Er and Hank were forced to form a partnership and jointly take on this "boring" security work. The two have different skin colors and different personalities. In addition, their previous unhappiness makes their partner life even more full of ridicule and quarrels, and the sounds of bickering are endless.

But in the midst of their banter, the unlucky pair accidentally discovered a big conspiracy involving a super underground smuggling group in Los Angeles. They further discovered that the clues even extended to high-level police officials. So two bad guys who were kicked out of the Los Angeles Police Department secretly launched an investigation with only a few clues in their hands. What they still don't know is that such behavior has angered Nash, the powerful leader of the smuggling group. Activeness becomes passive instead, and those who catch people get caught. Er and Hank immediately fell into the dilemma of being hunted by Nash all day long. Even the Los Angeles police and federal agents joined the pursuit of them... Wallpaper download

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Martin Lawrence, who plays Er, is a well-known comedian in Hollywood. He was born in Germany and grew up in the United States. He rose to prominence in 1992 in the TV series comedy "Martin". In 1995, he was discovered by Spike Lee and starred opposite Will Smith in Michael Bay's blockbuster "Bad Boys". A pair of police officers, this film put them both on the fast track to Hollywood fame. In 1997, Martin took the leading role in "Nothing To Lose" (Nothing To Lose), which was a box office success, making his stardom smoother. In 2000, Martin had his breakthrough role as a 300-pound undercover fat mom in "The Big Bad". His comedy talent was even more obvious. Martin's salary also increased with the movies he starred in, including movies shot for 20th Century Fox. He received a generous salary of US$16.5 million for "The Black Knight". Although the film's box office was not very satisfactory, it is rumored that Martin's salary for starring in "National Guard" has been increased to US$20 million, which is really staggering.

[The Diligent Steve Zane]

The co-star of Martin Lawrence in the film is Steve Zane, who plays Hank’s behavior conservatively He is a responsible yet lovable character, and his performance is cute and lively. In contrast to Martin Lawrence's dynamic and flamboyant comedy style, Zane's performance is much more restrained, but also full of skill. Before Zane became famous, he made a living by doing odd jobs, and relied entirely on his persistent artistic belief to find his way into acting. Finally, after years of struggling in the entertainment industry, Hollywood began to take notice of him in 1998. After starring in "Crimson Tide", he received many film offers, including the box-office blockbuster "Love Letter" starring Tom Hanks. In the 1999 film "Happy Texas," he played a fugitive criminal who was forced to pretend to be gay. The successful portrayal of this role eventually earned Zane the Comedy Performance Award, and also made his unique comedy performance well-known.

[Gossip Platter]

Led by a police technical advisor, director Dennis Dugan toured the roughest and most volatile streets of Los Angeles, even wearing a t-shirt for safety reasons Bulletproof vest to survive the street journey with fear. There are many fighting scenes in the film. In one scene, in order to achieve realism, the director arranged for Martin Lawrence to hold a submachine gun and shoot 35,000 bottles filled with beer and soda water with all his strength. The scene was very spectacular. Steve Zane was running at full speed during a scene and hit a dolly camera, bruising him and leaving him with a limp for days.

[Short Review]

Many film critics believe that the plot of "National Guard" is too far-fetched and cliche, but Columbia Pictures is quite positive about this comedy film released at the beginning of the year. confidence. Because the more clichéd a movie is, the more likely it is to be successful at the box office. It all depends on the taste of the audience.

In the film, one of the two male protagonists is black and the other is white. The huge contrast in skin color and personality between the two has also caused a lot of discussions on racial topics. For example, many white American viewers believe that the film's presentation of white police officers is too timid and at the same time exaggerates the wisdom and bravery of black people, which is a severe suppression of white people. On the other hand, some black viewers believe that in order to add comedy effect, a lot of Martin Lawrence's lustful elements and greedy plots were deliberately added to the film, which is very unsatisfactory. It seems that although the United States claims to be free and equal, racial prejudice can still cause a lot of problems even in a comedy.