The ending says it all. That fake cry to an evil smile. That lil' bitch planned it all. The West is doomed.
shareI wouldn’t say she’s evil. She’s like Paul atreides and doesn’t know what she’s in for.
shareHad definitely give the plot some backing. But she was only capable of doing what she did, because the us started to become a conscious after doing several war crimes in a row in New Asia. I doubt they would have a problem with a little barbecue for the girl, but they need Washington to do the job? They know exactly on which plane they are, and don't have it have an "accident"? (happened before in real life!?!...) They have the plane docked to their station 100% know the girl is on board and don't drop the connection and THEN shoot it down? The most important military installation of the US and they only have 10 soldiers on board who could stop a small girl of destroying it? The true evil of the movie is pure stupidness.
shareI was referring to her reviving mother just as they were taking down NOMAD. That's pure evil. She wakes up just to see the man she once loved for a few short moments before the thing came crashing down to Earth. She was already suffering from being in a coma state until Joshua finally unplugged her to give her a peaceful rest.
shareThe wife was the leader of a fundamentalist group who rightfully was hunted down. You could compare this with Osama. He get shot and sent to coma and just wakes up the burning White House. He would welcome his death by knowing he achieved his goals.
Also she was happy to see Denzel Jr again. Last time she saw him it was revealed that he was a double agent betraying everything she was working for. That she was welcoming him back can only mean two things to me: She is overwhelmed being now a robot/totally shocked to be alive (see the guy who was revived earlier) or she was fully aware what Denzel Jr did before he killed her and she know where she is and what it means to be there.