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 Remember that absurd 2013 Channing Tatum film, White House Down? That same vibe permeates the Prime Video original, G20, starring Oscar winner Viola Davis. The film is set in a world where the United States has a Black female president. Quite original, if you ask me (just kidding). The story follows an attack on the G20 summit, which puts world leaders (and the currency) in grave danger, with only one woman capable of saving the day. You know what I love about this movie? It gives Danielle Sutton the exact role Daniel Stutton would have played had he been in her shoes. Yes, it's a conventional thriller, but there's something endearing about watching Viola Davis brutally beat the bad guys in a vermillion dress too attractive to fight in. In true Hollywood fashion, the film ignores the world leaders of all other countries, considering the United States the greatest superpower and reminding us that only with them can the world function. The absurdity of all this is the ease with ...