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| Year: | 2013 |
| Genre: | Action, Biography, Drama |
| Director: | Peter Berg |
| Stars: | Mark Wahlberg, Taylor Kitsch, Emile Hirsch |
| Language: English Runtime: 121 min Audio: AC3 Subtitles: German Resolution: 704x480 Frame Rate: 24 fps Video Bitrate: 5228 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 256 kbps |
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Review: Spoilers ******************************** warning before the film started well, to the point where it was made. But is not it just went down hill fast. I do not know much about SEAL, but I know, step by step, to be quite good. So we kind of startling when they know that they were executed by the Taliban, they decide to wait for the fall of the night, relatively open hill in enemy territory, to see if I can get a radio contact. Especially when they know that the Taliban in the vicinity and can be reached within two hours of the window, the most I can not understand why you just do not start at the beginning, because the Taliban was hot on their trail. I also found it quite strange that cast off a cliff 5-10M on purpose, but it should be fine in a book, so I think that's true, than I have ever reacted to the fact that all their guns seemed to work well after it rolls off the cliff, especially after all the beating it took, and their ranges of zero is still good. Another thing that confused me when I was a poor win him why he cut his hand loose, why not just keep them zip tied together? It should not be much longer to reach their comrades-in-arms (taking into account distance, should be taken at least 30 minutes or more) and tell them that American soldiers in the woods. We found it a little strange that the first roll of the cliff, which was more or less a shortcut, if not brutal one, the Taliban were able to walk around the cliff and catch up in less than two minutes. The distance will be less than 15 minutes walk away, as the Taliban had no idea whether they will walk into an ambush or not. I also responded to the fact that the opening of the debate about what to do with prisoners. I have a seal and thus have different than the ordinary soldiers. But I do not think that democracy SEAL platoon. I also caught my self wondering why no seal guards on their IP. I mean, they are almost all crammed in the same square, so if you see one, you'll also rest. At least for me it makes sense to assume disguised as a human shield at the front post, to avoid just this kind of situation can be seen in the film, unwanted guests tripping over OP. And why was not ready for rescue helicopters when the bay doors are supposed to RAPPEL down? They knew their job, and they knew that the enemy was near, why are waiting to take your fucking name is called, instead of being stacked and ready to go? Vouldve thought it was a seal in dressed as natives, not full battle gear. But if you read the book, so I assume that his precise as to what they are doing in this area. Oh btw I do not know who the military advisor to the film, but had to fly. I really can not hide from apache-birds. They have a voice and you'll probably notice, so I think it's a little strange that the helicopters were low on the road to the collision eyes, I do not see any talibovv all. Especially because they are very concerned about the Taliban on their ability to see them and follow them almost anywhere in the field. For me it was not worth the money, it looked more like a gun and optical = Commercial See what you can do with our shooting will continue to work perfectly |
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