Agent Red
Agent Red is a 2000 American action film directed by Damian Lee and Jim Wynorski and starring Dolph Lundgren. Its plot concerns two soldiers stuck on a submarine with a group of terrorists who plan to use a chemical weapon on America. After the film was completed, producer Andrew Stevens deemed it too inept to be released. Screenwriter Steve Latshaw was brought in to make the film at least half-competent, while Wynorski was hired to direct some new scenes (about 40 minutes of footage in three days) and insert stock footage (mostly from Fred Olen Ray's  Counter Measures with Michael Dudikoff from which it became a remake of) where appropriate. Plot. Captain Matt Hendricks and Dr. Linda Christian are locked in a submarine with Russian terrorists that threaten to launch a chemical virus on US territory. From the recordings on Dr Naz Fathi’s audios (on the couch) and Dr Andrew's recordings (on thinking critically), my expectations are significantly different from my online learning experience. I got a new perception of life from the recording that would have been impossible to acquire in a classroom environment. I spent considerable energy on the ‘couch listening’ and  about two hours of listening and re-listening. By listening repeatedly, I was able to capture the essential themes iterated by the speakers. From the couch reading, one can either sacrifice their energy and time to learn something new or rather let it be. (couch). I came to learn a whole bunch of new and educative things in life, say, for instance, the art of gratitude as explained by Dr Naz. From this listening, we see that her client lacked gratitude. Notably, gratitude helps individuals create greater happiness and enjoyment for daily activities (Dr Naz Fathi). External links. I put  a similar amount of energy into the 'couch listening'; however, the time I consumed while reading was relatively small (one hour). From Dr Andrew's readings, creative and critical thinking are the most important skills required when making decisions. I was able to master this reading by a repetitive reading, after which I formed questions from the new knowledge I had acquired. Notably, this move allowed me to think more critically and out of the box. Therefore, individuals can easily solve problems without much strain with critical thinking. Notably, Dr Andrew mentioned that applying critical thinking could prove useful academic  wise. Depending on how one would employ it, it could result in success or failure.