Is greed the final frontier?
Updated On: 13 March, 2019 07:30 AM IST | Mumbai | Mayank Shekhar
Triple Frontier the new Netflix film that drops today is that high-octane heist pic with robbery being almost the scripts starting point

The five leading men play former Special Forces top-guns, who go back to the drawing board, to sharply plan and rob a heavily guarded South American drug-lord
The Special Forces in the US military, as I'm sure in other armed forces, is special for a reason. For one, much like reliably experienced star-performers in a corporate firm or in sport, or any other field, they are allowed to almost operate solo, with fewer rules governing their every move, and far greater freedoms to chart their own path, in ways that could potentially cause envy among the vast mass of colleagues in general.
But, they get away with it, simply because the privileges are a function of what they bring to the table, which nobody else can. What exactly do they do to deserve this? Well, the state is the employer. It holds a monopoly over violence (within constructs of law) among its own citizens.
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