Great movie, well done. Great Job by cast. Unexpectedly

The film opens with a bigoted narrow-minded quote from Theodore Roosevelt as if he meant anything to me. The film moves to CIA agent Terry Davis (Tom Sizemore ) searching for Saif-Uddin Mohamed (Shiek Mahmud-Bey) a Muslim radical who converts people to jihadist. He is in NYC where he is attempting to radicalize Zahid Khoury (Alexander Mercier) a non-religious Muslim from Pakistan. He likes cigarettes, booze, and pepperoni on his pizza.

The story could have been far better if they didn't have Sizemore play a stereotypical cartoon character. Zahid became radicalized when NYC's finest beat him and insulted them. And when does someone cuffed to a hospital bed get visitors? Would someone who is wanted even go there? And let's make his sister a lesbian because the story can't carry itself. Horrible acting and dialogue.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

This movie is terrible, unbelievable, poorly written, racist, garbage. The leed actor is out of breath in the opening scene from merely lifting a security gate. I thought he was going to drop dead. To old and washed up to be a believable tough guy.