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** In a meta example, you may consider this film Owen Wilson's attempt to make up for dropping out of ''Film/TropicThunder'', which was also set in Indochina.
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** In a meta example, you may consider this film Owen Wilson's attempt to make up for dropping out of ''Film/TropicThunder'', which was also set in Indochina.Indochina.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: Some viewers who are video gamers find this film a much more faithful adaptation of the ''Franchise/FarCry'' games then the [[Film/FarCry 2008 film]] by Creator/UweBoll (especially its plot that resembles the premises of the [[VideoGame/FarCry3 third]] and [[VideoGame/FarCry4 fourth]] games).
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* SpiritualAdaptation: SpiritualAdaptation:
** Some viewers who are video gamers find this film a much more faithful adaptation of the ''Franchise/FarCry'' games then the [[Film/FarCry 2008 film]] by Creator/UweBoll (especially its plot that resembles the premises of the [[VideoGame/FarCry3 third]] and [[VideoGame/FarCry4 fourth]]games).games).
** In a meta example, you may consider this film Owen Wilson's attempt to make up for dropping out of ''Film/TropicThunder'', which was also set in Indochina.
** Some viewers who are video gamers find this film a much more faithful adaptation of the ''Franchise/FarCry'' games then the [[Film/FarCry 2008 film]] by Creator/UweBoll (especially its plot that resembles the premises of the [[VideoGame/FarCry3 third]] and [[VideoGame/FarCry4 fourth]]
** In a meta example, you may consider this film Owen Wilson's attempt to make up for dropping out of ''Film/TropicThunder'', which was also set in Indochina.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: Some viewers who are video gamers find this film a much more faithful adaptation of the ''Franchise/FarCry'' games then the [[Film/FarCry 2008 film]] by Creator/UweBoll (especially its plot that resembles the premises of the [[VideoGame/FarCry3 third]] and [[VideoGame/FarCry4 fourth]] games).
* TooDumbToLive: ''Nobody'' thinks to pick up a gun from any of the dead terrorists and fight back. Granted, many of them had blackjacks, but you'd think at least ''one'' of the tourists or Jack himself would have picked up a firearm.
* TooDumbToLive: ''Nobody'' thinks to pick up a gun from any of the dead terrorists and fight back. Granted, many of them had blackjacks, but you'd think at least ''one'' of the tourists or Jack himself would have picked up a firearm.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: Some viewers who are video gamers find this film a much more faithful adaptation of the ''Franchise/FarCry'' games then the [[Film/FarCry 2008 film]] by Creator/UweBoll (especially its plot that resembles the premises of the [[VideoGame/FarCry3 third]] and [[VideoGame/FarCry4 fourth]] games).
* TooDumbToLive: ''Nobody'' thinks to pick up a gun from any of the dead terrorists and fight back. Granted, many of them had blackjacks, but you'd think at least ''one'' of the tourists or Jack himself would have picked up a firearm.games).
* TooDumbToLive: ''Nobody'' thinks to pick up a gun from any of the dead terrorists and fight back. Granted, many of them had blackjacks, but you'd think at least ''one'' of the tourists or Jack himself would have picked up a firearm.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Possibly. Early promotional material made it look like the movie was inspired by the riots in Ferguson and Baltimore. Later trailers show that it's set in an entirely different continent with an entirely different premise.
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* TooDumbToLive: ''Nobody'' thinks to pick up a gun from any of the dead terrorists and fight back. Granted, many of them had blackjacks, but you'd think at least ''one'' of the tourists or Jack himself would have picked up a firearm.
* UnfortunateImplications: The movie was [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Escape_(2015_film)#Controversy banned in Cambodia]] because of a detail that could have suggested the movie took place in Cambodia. The country didn't want to be associated with the movie that portrayed its setting in such a poor light.
* UnfortunateImplications: The movie was [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Escape_(2015_film)#Controversy banned in Cambodia]] because of a detail that could have suggested the movie took place in Cambodia. The country didn't want to be associated with the movie that portrayed its setting in such a poor light.
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* TooDumbToLive: ''Nobody'' thinks to pick up a gun from any of the dead terrorists and fight back. Granted, many of them had blackjacks, but you'd think at least ''one'' of the tourists or Jack himself would have picked up a firearm.
* UnfortunateImplications: The movie was [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Escape_(2015_film)#Controversy banned in Cambodia]] because of a detail that could have suggested the movie took place in Cambodia. The country didn't want to be associated with the movie that portrayed its setting in such a poor light.firearm.
* UnfortunateImplications: The movie was [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Escape_(2015_film)#Controversy banned in Cambodia]] because of a detail that could have suggested the movie took place in Cambodia. The country didn't want to be associated with the movie that portrayed its setting in such a poor light.
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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: Hammond [[HeroicSacrifice saving the family from the oncoming truck]].
** The moment Annie goes MamaBear on the lead terrorist and [[spoiler:[[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown beats the shit out of him]], finally landing the killing blow.]]
*** Directly prior, [[spoiler: Lucy running out of hiding in an attempt to save her father. It leads to her getting caught and almost shot, but damn if that doesn't take cojones.]]
** The moment Annie goes MamaBear on the lead terrorist and [[spoiler:[[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown beats the shit out of him]], finally landing the killing blow.]]
*** Directly prior, [[spoiler: Lucy running out of hiding in an attempt to save her father. It leads to her getting caught and almost shot, but damn if that doesn't take cojones.]]
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: In a twisted sort of way. The rebel who [[spoiler:notices that the Dwyer family are trying to escape on the scooter through a mob of hostile insurgents. He looks at Jack, then looks at the kids, and despite glaring at them, allows them to keep going without raising any kind of alarm.]]
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* NightmareFuel: Oh holy Christ ''yes''. Let's give a brief overview, shall we?
** The opening scene, in which the diplomatic representative is murdered, and then the [[spoiler:security guard commits suicide by slashing his own throat.]]
** The rebellion. ''All of it.'' From the rebels [[spoiler:going room to room in the hotel and massacring everyone they find - including the moment where Annie hears the terrified woman in the next room begging for her life before you hear the sounds of blows landing and agonized screams as they kill her]], to the slaughter on the rooftop, to the rebels killing hostages by [[spoiler:running them over with a goddamned truck.]] The last bit is just so sudden and comes out of nowhere - you're expecting them to be shot like the hostages earlier, but nope, they have an even more brutal way to do it.
** [[spoiler:Annie's [[AttemptedRape near-rape]], which Jack is being forced to witness while their terrified children huddle in the bushes.]]
** [[spoiler:The rebel leader attempting to force Lucy to shoot Jack, with WouldHurtAChild special mention to him holding a gun to her head in an attempt to "motivate" her]].
** The opening scene, in which the diplomatic representative is murdered, and then the [[spoiler:security guard commits suicide by slashing his own throat.]]
** The rebellion. ''All of it.'' From the rebels [[spoiler:going room to room in the hotel and massacring everyone they find - including the moment where Annie hears the terrified woman in the next room begging for her life before you hear the sounds of blows landing and agonized screams as they kill her]], to the slaughter on the rooftop, to the rebels killing hostages by [[spoiler:running them over with a goddamned truck.]] The last bit is just so sudden and comes out of nowhere - you're expecting them to be shot like the hostages earlier, but nope, they have an even more brutal way to do it.
** [[spoiler:Annie's [[AttemptedRape near-rape]], which Jack is being forced to witness while their terrified children huddle in the bushes.]]
** [[spoiler:The rebel leader attempting to force Lucy to shoot Jack, with WouldHurtAChild special mention to him holding a gun to her head in an attempt to "motivate" her]].
