With the chatter of the New World Order’s plan for
destroying America gaining momentum over the past weeks with the different
information/disinformation on Ebola coming out, it is always fun watching
movies with an apocalyptic feel. Of course, I feel that Jericho is a more
likely scenario, but that is my opinion. Next up for review is the 2013 low
budget apocalyptic flick Dragon Day.
Plot/ A family getaway to a mountain town turns deadly when
China launches a massive cyber attack against the USA, forcing former NSA
engineer Duke Evans to fight to save his wife and daughter in the New World
Order.
Teaching electronic communications everyday, I truly believe
that the next wave of attacks on the country will be a cyber attack that takes
out the electronic necessities in life. I have been looking for a realistic post apocalyptic movie and this one definitely falls into a case of realism. While
this one has some believability and an interesting premise, for the most part
it was rough in its execution, which prevents it from reaching its potential.
The acting is uneven, there were some cinematic flaws, and some of it came
across forced and predictable. To me though, the believability factor and the
balls to go where Red Dawn would not by implicating the Chinese as the primary
culprit in the NWO takeover of America made it an enjoyable watch. In the end,
this one is far from perfect, but it is also an interesting take on the end of
the republic. Give it a shot; there are worse films out there.
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