When his FBI agent wife dies in a shootout gone wrong (like Ruby Ridge style) Jeff Bridges character becomes a renowned professor into the life of Terrorists.
When a new family arrives in the neighborhood things become a little odd and soon they are seen as possible terrorists.
This movie is more than just alerting the authorities with no evidence (just a lot of suspicious facts) but he is brought into a game (with his son as the prize) into a story that is creeping and keeping you guessing until the end.
You relearn the lesson that when terrorists come to the shores and destroy buildings and hurt Americans everyone doesn't feel safe, but when the blame can be placed on a particular person for any reason (either real or created) then we return to our safely level.
There are recaps of several scenes of blown up buildings that might be a little too intense for those who still can't get their heads wrapped around the time the Towers and the Pentagon were attacked so be warned. It's part graphic, but more of the situation that makes your stomach queasy.
This movie was in the $5.00 rack and should be seen as an example that there are bad people out there, the government does what is does to make others think they are safe, and that being involved even getting to know our neighbors can be a first step into stopping suspicious behavior on American and International soil.
Life is just a Movie where You control the Story & Others control the Review
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