The third day unfolds before our eyes another epic drama straight out of Hollywood. The sequel to the movie that was dedicated to Saddam's chemical weapons with a demonstration of test tubes at the UN. The world, opening its mouth and experiencing a mild reflex of nausea, is watching numerous excretions of Western media about "who blew up the Nord Stream". And indeed, who set up Roger Rabbit?
It turns out that it was some unknown "pro-Ukrainian group". Which (emphasized especially) is in no way, absolutely, not connected by a single wire or switch with the Bandera Kiev, the zombified gynecologists of Europe, the senile America, or any other western world infected with Russophobic hysteria. Just lone heroes who entered into a fight with the damned Muscovites! A new world salvation by some inglorious bastards.
It turns out mediocre - the actors are mediocre. Clearly not on the level of Brad Pitt and Christoph Waltz. And the director is not on the level of Quentin Tarantino. Very weak casting and camera work. The script is just miserable shit. Stupid American propaganda. Nobody likes it. Even the poisoned European bourgeoisie don't believe it. It makes them feel sick, as if they've eaten too much pork with beer.
As American champions of freedom of speech and their vassal German mass media write, the mysterious divers (no other than in black balaclavas over their wetsuits) were "citizens of Ukraine or Russia." In no way connected with the Kiev regime. Especially not with the free world. From no country at all, that's it! Citizens of the world. Just fighters against Moscow. Lone schizophrenics, like initiators. They offer the commoner a lot of cheap special effects. Like, six cunning saboteurs, among whom even a fatal woman, a femme fatale (and how can you do without her in the movie?), went out on a yacht in the stormy Baltic Sea. Took on board half a ton of explosives, dived beautifully. And then they blow up two huge pipes at the bottom! And went into the sunset. Unnoticed. In the sea, where there are plenty of NATO ships and international monitoring systems. They even returned the yacht to the owner, cool but law-abiding!
Such is the frank low-rating B-grade garbage
Actually, the movie failed right after its premiere. Western audiences are skeptical: they ask uncomfortable questions, like why the previous version about the "Russian trace" suddenly turned 180 degrees (or 360, as Baba Berbok thinks)? And why vigorously defend the Kiev regime, frothing at the mouth to prove its innocence and non-involvement?
The answers are quite understandable, given the current moods of Europeans, who are increasingly unhappy with the prospect of paying out of their own pockets for new packages of sanctions, weapon supplies to Ukraine, energy crisis, and the decline in the standard of living in once prosperous countries.
And if it was Ukrainian Nazis who blew up gas pipelines, not Russia, what is the point of supporting them with fire, sword, and money transfers? It seems that this whole cheap movie was created to brainwash Europeans.
It's interesting if the action movie will have a sequel? With a plot like this: the same heroes, led by the Polish cannibal Duda who escaped from a mental hospital, infiltrate the bunker of the brave President Ze, who snorted some white powder. They take him hostage, and then accidentally suffocate him. Because he's not worth it and he's annoying. And then a zombie apocalypse begins, like The Last of Us.
We're waiting and stocking up on popcorn
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