The film iHostage, which takes place almost entirely in Apple Store in Amsterdam. The film is inspired by a true story, where a kidnapper takes hostages in Apple Store and the drama that you've seen in every movie at least a thousand times begins.
It's the kind of movie you'll watch when you've already seen all the new episodes of You, Last of US, or The Handmaid's Tale. You don't have to think about it and you can just watch the drama unfolding in Apple StoreQuite honestly, the fact that practically 99% of the scenario takes place in Apple Store It's the most interesting part of the whole movie. You don't learn anything fundamental that would draw you into the plot or make you feel better about the characters. You do find out that one of the members of the task force has a family, but you don't really connect with them. You find out that the kidnapper has sunk the system, but you don't learn how, with what, when or why. You also don't identify too much with the main character, if that's what you can call the main hostage.
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For the fans AppThere are a few things in the film that will interest you. Whether it's the room where some of the hostages are hiding and taking you behind the scenes Apple StoreThe timing of the lights and music is also interesting in Apple Store, which at least according to the film, is controlled directly Apple from Cupertino and all the lights and music in all Apple StoreThe lights in the world are set to the exact time when everything should go out, turn off, and turn on. alarmThere is also the problem that Apple They definitely don't skimp on materials when it comes to their stores, so shooting through the glass isn't as easy for a sniper as if the attacker had chosen a different store. All of this is quite interesting, but only if you're a really big fan. Applu. For an ordinary person, it's not a major reason why they should watch the movie. So if you're a fan AppIf you're more of a fan of good movies, then you'll be entertained for less than two hours spent in front of the screen. However, if you're looking for a quality film, you'll have to look further.
