‘G20’ Review: Viola Davis Emerges Unscathed From a Preposterous President-as-Action-Hero Movie
As a film enthusiast, I must admit, Davis truly embodies the character Danielle Sutton, a woman who, much like the other recent election candidate, combines her military background with a strong sense of protecting the underdog. She stands as an excellent counterpart to the cold-hearted Rutledge, portrayed by Antony Starr. Just imagine comparing her to any other relentless adversary.
Rutledge, in his devious plot, seeks to transform $70 million in cryptocurrency into a fortune several hundred times larger. He aims to do this by manipulating the Cape Town conference and exposing corruption within the world’s leading currencies. This audacious plan hinges on compelling all attending world leaders to recite a specific phrase on camera, which these terrorists can then use for deepfakes. They intend to release compromising footage of these leaders to the media, tarnishing their reputations and causing chaos worldwide.