A reprehensible movie born of a reprehensible purpose; exploitation not just by Hollywood for the sake of entertainment, but also by our government for the sake of propaganda.
Full review by Chris Pandolfi.
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Dont understand why every war movie gets the "propaganda" hate in some way. The movie is about real heroes that live every day like it could be their last, like the person next to them is their brother. Why can't we just respect that? It didn't even bring politics into it at all....
Even if you ignore the shameless promotion for the SEALS, the movie still fails to be entertaining due to the HORRIBLE one-dimensional villains that they cast, with the lamest of stereotypes.
I'm sorry, but if you want to make a MOVIE then you're film is going to get judged just like the rest of them, regardless on the fact that it stars non-actors.