I understand depression but I hated how the wild cats and the girl were treated. They should have went to a sanctuary or professional care givers. I hope this young man finds peace without tormenting another human or animal.
Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
It is a must-watch, but when it comes to first impressions, Khadija O.O. (rather Wildcat) is an appropriate title, given her specific instructions to her rescuer were to address her as "Ms (Kat) Young, Operations Officer."
Naming the movie Khadija O.O. would be as dark as it is profound, as her Muslim tormentor obviously feared her Muslim name.
It is common for distributors to impose bland and corny title changes for marketing, but Jonathan Stokes (director and writer) said he chose the title because "Wildcat does tell her story a bit because it's her (CIA) code name."
Blockbusters usually span multiple locations, explosions and drama, but Stokes servers a one-chamber seat-of-the-pants thriller delivering a screenplay with a glossary of convincing CIA protocols and terminology.
Peace!
Tommy Peters
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