军火贩

主线有点像《战争之王》，这样的剧情虽然没有太多的戏剧化，但主角打怪升级走向人生巅峰的套路还是挺过瘾的。

开局如同主角一样，隔着屏幕都被迷人的胖子吸引，他那率性的性格，丰富的枪械知识，强大的交际能力，诡计多端的高智商。仅在电影里所表现的，他就已经是一个成功男士的模板。

紧接着就被一段片段引起了注意，“胖子总能知道每个人想要相处的模式，然后变成他想要的样子，接近他，利用他。”，看到这里我已经有一种预感，欺骗人心的手段这么高深，身边的人该如何相信他。

而另外一边的例子已经在给我们当正反面教材了，首先欺骗是不对的，不管出发点是什么，都会伤害无条件相信你爱你的人，这点女主已经体现的很接地气了，第一次受到欺骗原谅了，可一而再地被伤害，女主的反应也逐渐放大，最后回娘家。

可如果出发点是好的呢，男女主都不喜欢战争，可为了养活孩子，不得不向女主隐瞒军火商的身份。隐瞒行程，只是为了让女主能在家安心的顾家，在外一切有我，不用担心。至于藏私房钱，emmmm这行为逻辑我至今没想明白，可能是主角的癖好？？

至于正面教材在哪里，当然就是女主当情绪释放完以后，能理智冷静的思考，而不是只抓着这么一个点不放，能考虑到男主就业的压力，能对男主说“虽然我没有原谅你，但是我能理解你”，我觉得这就够了，最后男主也是争气，向女主坦白了一切，回归了家庭，估计也是被胖子搞得心累。

最后回到胖子，意料之中的事，看似亲密无间的兄弟，其实你真的在演我，因为胖子的行为逻辑真的就只是为了自己，而男主不一样，他除了自己还有在乎的家人，她们就是软肋。看清了胖子真正在乎的东西，所以男主才知道胖子除了钱以外，其他都可以背叛。而我们看清了男主真正在乎的东西，除了自己和家人以外，其他都可以背叛。

至于在乎的东西会不会改变，这谁又说得清呢。

如果让我一个人来看这个片子的话，片名大概就会直接把我劝退。以为会是筋肉硬汉在滚滚黄沙里的大场面，结果却从给人在沙滩上按摩（大雾）的软糯白净青年开始，我怎么能忽略这是《宿醉》导演拍的另一部喜剧片呢。

故事的一开始，出现“你对战争了解多少？有人说是关于爱国民主，实际上，战争就是经济！”这样的字幕时，现场，我以为这是罪恶的军火交易、丑恶的政治阴谋所组成的大型战争片所需要上的价值观。心里还一闪而过了“陈词滥调”这样的念头。现在，此刻，写下这些的时候，我突然认为它就是影片贯穿的爱与金钱的冲突主线。

极度厌恶战争的女友也许代表着爱，西班牙籍演员的名字阿玛斯的意思就是“武器”，而军火交易获得的疯狂利润是战争的本质，这只是一个普通年轻人在爱与金钱之间的摇摆。我不把它当作一部喜剧，它的温情，不是好笑。

马克思说：“如果有300%的利润，资本家就敢于践踏世间的一切。”所以，在如此大的金钱诱惑面前，他会不会还记得最初是为了什么开始。

主角在善良和罪恶之间来回徘徊，交易的金额越变越大，也越来越危险。一开始，在关键时刻总是出现的女友夺命call让人着实有些反感，甚至还有点气愤导演居然让主角在恐怖分子的车辆已经目力所及的时候还认认真真地应付无关紧要的电话。

所以就是这样一个善良的人，才轻易相信了见人说人话，见鬼说鬼话的同学，独自一人去世界上武器最多的危险国家；自己面对以为被跳单而暴怒的恐怖分子；把重要的法律文本留在了所有人触手可及的地方。

过程中，他不断地说“这听起来像是违法的。”

走私武器、违反武器禁运条例...我不知道在美国的法律中这是什么性质，在如此严格的天朝，这已然犯罪了啊哥哥。

可是影片的最后，他对复又出现的超级军火贩竟然提出了这样的问题“我在阿尔巴尼亚的司机，你知道他发生了什么吗？”

因为那个司机的失踪，生不见人死不见尸，被他记挂了这么久。

此时他认真探寻的表情可能让真正的头号军火贩感到抓狂，这样的表情在那个胖合伙人脸上从来没有出现过。

反复出现的小人物，小事件，在数亿美金的军火交易面前显得有点突兀，又有点温暖。那是这个年轻人心里的善良在不断提醒他，战争为经济目的，而他是为了爱。

最后，军火贩与普通人无可避免地决裂，也从影片一开始就埋下了种子。

他对这个合伙人的信任，似乎缘起于对他巧舌如簧能力的羡慕。决裂，也爆炸在了“停下你的表演！”这一点。

参与这一大宗军火交易的三个人里，其他两个是军火贩，是商人；他只是一个想为家人创造更好生活的普通人。

为家人更好的生活，他自己争取到了。疯狂的过程，巨额的金钱，居然没有改变他。

是一个罪恶而沉重的主题，没有让人感到不快和绝望，真的很棒，我给全满分5分。

Two masked men pull David Packouz (Miles Teller) out of a trunk and start beating him. One of the men holds a gun to David's face. We hear David's voice saying what kind of gun it is, and he adds that he is an international arms dealer.

We see clips of American soldiers posing with the gear and weapons. David says that while some people see a hero serving his country, he sees thousands of dollars worth of materials. According to David, that's what war is really all about: money. Anyone who says otherwise is in on it and is supposed to keep quiet.

The scene then switches to the year 2005 in Miami, Florida. David is a massage therapist making $75 an hour, living with his girlfriend Iz (Ana De Armas). On the side, David tries to sell bedsheets to a retirement home, but he learns that "no one gives a shit about old people".

At a funeral, David reunites with an old friend named Efraim Diveroli (Jonah Hill). They hang out after and try to score some weed from neighborhood drug dealers. Efraim gives them $300 for weed, but they pocket the money and ignore Efraim, showing off a gun to make him leave. Efraim walks to his car and pulls out a bigger gun from his trunk, which he starts firing off in the air to scare the dealers away.

David and Efraim discuss Efraim's new line of business - gunrunning. He explains to David how to exploit the war on terrorism for profit. David doesn't want to get involved at first, but when he learns Iz is pregnant, he figures he needs to make more money than he does now. He lies to her and tells her that he and Efraim are selling bedsheets to the U.S. army, which she is okay with.

After learning the ins and outs of arms dealing and checking through government contracts, David and Efraim start up their own business, AEY Inc, after getting funding from Ralph Slutzky (Kevin Pollak). Soon, the guys earn themselves a contract with the United States Department of Defense to deal weapons. However, they hit a snag when they have Berettas shipped to Jordan, unaware of Italian-made guns not being permitted to be shipped.

Efraim interrupts David during a dinner party with Iz and her friends. They have a conversation outside, but Iz overhears their business and learns the truth about what David is doing, leaving her pissed.

David and Efraim travel to Jordan and meet with smugglers that will help them retrieve the guns. They meet a man named Marlboro (Shaun Toub), who drives the guys to their destination. They stop to get gas in Fallujah, where the guys wake up and don't see Marlboro. Efraim finds a dead body inside the station, and sees that Marlboro is siphoning gas. David gets a call from Iz, who appears to forgive David for lying to her, even though the lying does bother her. Moments later, the guys see vans approaching, with men firing guns at them. David and Efraim try to get out of there, despite having an empty tank. Marlboro runs after them and hops onto the truck, filling up the tank as they drive. The guys are saved when a U.S. chopper descends, forcing the mercenaries to stop shooting.

The guys meet with Captain Santos (Patrick St. Esprit) to deliver the guns. He commends them for driving through the Triangle of Death, and the guys receive their payment.

Pretty soon, the guys are making more money and earning more contracts. They start hiring people to work for AEY, and they start doing business with a man named Henry Girard (Bradley Cooper), who is apparently a legend with closing big deals with the army. David and Iz also welcome a baby girl named Ella. However, Efraim becomes increasingly megalomaniacal, even firing one man on the spot just for correcting him on something.

David and Efraim then score "The Afghan Deal", which would allow them to supply the Afghan army with a number of weapons and ammunition. The contract came from China, which is a problem because the U.S. army has an embargo on the Chinese military industry, so Chinese ammunition is banned. Efraim has the ammo and weapons repackaged and shipped off anyway.

The guys have a falling out with their business when David and Efraim sort out their share of the payment. When David calls Efraim out on screwing people over, Efraim has the two men from the opening of the movie kidnap David and assault him. David breaks off his partnership with Efraim, especially after Efraim refuses to pay David and Ralph back for thousands of money owed to both of them. David decides to just go back to being a massage therapist.

David gets a call from a reporter regarding an investigation into the Afghan Deal. He knows he's in trouble. He heads down an elevator and meets Efraim in there. Efraim tries to make it look like he's sorry and that he considers David a friend, but David sees through the facade, which Efraim admits. David punches Efraim in the face. When they get downstairs, they are greeted by a whole team of FBI agents, and the two are arrested.

As the film comes to and end, David's voice-over says that Ralph was in on it with the FBI, but he gets apprehended as well. What did them in, however, was the packaging guy that Efraim never paid, so he ratted them out. Both men were charged with conspiracy and fraud. Efraim was sentenced to four years in prison, while David served seven months house arrest, allowing him to stay with Iz and Ella.

The last scene has David meeting with Henry. He starts asking a bunch of questions regarding their deals, until Henry pulls out a case full of money, which he offers to David on the promise of "no more questions."

胖子不愿给十万包装费，心太黑，大卫答应了工头，为什么回国后又忘了付钱呢？他又不是不想给。如果付钱了，这件事就不会暴发。如果不是大卫要分成刺激了胖子，应该这段友谊还可以持续一段时间。所以说，不要与朋友有利益冲突，在金钱面前，什么感情亲情友情都没用！军火商心太黑，沾上了应该没有那么容易脱身吧！