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| Year: | 2013 |
| Genre: | Action, Biography, Drama |
| Starring: | Mark Wahlberg, Taylor Kitsch, Emile Hirsch |
| Director: | Peter Berg |
Review: Warning spoilers ahead ******************************** The film started well, until the time they were made. But he's just down hill fast. I do not know much about, SEAL, but I know they are supposed to be very good. So sorta amazes me when they know they are persecuted Taliban, they decide to wait for nightfall, the open top instead of a hill in the enemy area to see if they can get radio. Especially if they know that the Taliban are close by and can reach them within a two hour window, no more, I can not understand why they just will not from the beginning, since the Taliban was in pursuit. I also found it very strange to roll with 5-10m cliff on purpose, but it should be up to the book, so I guess now than ever How to react to the fact that all their guns seemed operate normally after paying a cliff, especially after all the beating he took, and his field of zero is still good. Another thing that intrigued me, when you let go capture the villains, to reduce their strength freely, why not just keep them zip tied to each other? What they want more time to reach their comrades in arms (considering the distance, you should take them at least 30 minutes or more) and tell them that there are U.S. soldiers in the forest . I thought was a little odd that after the first roll a stone that was more or less a short form, if not a hard, the Taliban were able to play in the rock and reach them in less than two minutes. Distance of at least 15 minutes on foot, given the Taliban had no idea when they'll be walking into an ambush or not. I also responded to the fact that they openly discuss what to do with the prisoners. I know they seal and therefore have a different code than regular soldiers. But I do not think it was a SEAL platoon democracy. I also called my self wondering why there was no guard posted seals away from them AP. I mean, they were practically all crammed in the same area, so if you find one, you would find the rest too. For me at least, would make no sense to put the man hiding as power forward position to prevent exactly the kind of situation you see in the film, the unwanted visitors stumble your AP . And why was not the rescue team ready for helicopters bay doors if they were supposed to go down? They knew their business, and they knew that the enemy was near, why wait to get your fucking name is called, instead of lined up and ready? I wouldve thought stamps would go dressed as native instead of full battle gear. But I'm not reading a book, so I guess it's true about what they are doing in this area. Oh by the way, I do not know whose army advisor in this film, but he should be fired. You really can not hide from the Apache-bird. They have thermal place and probably you, so I found it a bit strange that when the helicopters are low on the way to the vision of accident, they do not see any of the Taliban at all. Especially because they are very afraid of Taliban in their ability to detect and track them down in almost the entire region. For me, not worth the money, looked like a gun and optical Commercial = see what you can do with our rifles and regions, and they will work well
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