I watched it tonight in a theater in Leipzig, Germany-- heart of the former communist DDR.  Went to an "original version" showing, in English; generally all films are shown almost exclusively in German here.

So I was curious how many people in my theater grasped the meaning behind a number of the themes.  First:

1.  The irony of "Peace in our Time."  The American value:  Supposedly, we learned a lesson from that, Obama's current policies notwithstanding.  I'd say Germans don't learn about Neville Chamberlain in school.

--The American value embodied in this theme was demonstrated by Reagan's "peace through strength."

2.  Great effort to avoid innocent lives lost.  Recent issues with drones notwithstanding.

3.  A moral obligation to fight evil.

4.  Hot chicks in tight pants.

Also, I suspect the "We're here to help" anti-gov meme went over the heads of most of my socialism-steeped German neighbors.

What American values did you discern?