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- 12 Strong tells the story of the first Special Forces team deployed to Afghanistan after 9/11; under the leadership of a new captain, the team must work with an Afghan warlord to take down the Taliban.
- The True Story of the Army's Special Forces "Green Berets", who within weeks responded to the 9-11 attack. Green Berets, with the help of the 160th SOAR(A), took over the country and allowed other Special Forces and the rest of the conventional military to begin the more publicly visible war.
- 12 STRONG has some of the most hardcore battle scenes in any war movie. It's soldiers carrying weapons while riding horses, that definitely makes this one unique. And if you're animal lovers, you are right to be concerned about the horses' safety, I'm sure the production went above and beyond to ensure that but to me what's more impressive is the fact that these guys actually storm into battle like that, with bullets flying everywhere, riding a horse isn't exactly taking a cover, it's very very vulnerable, you're out in the open, impressive stuff.<br/><br/>Starring Chris Hemsworth, Michael Shannon, Michael Pena and Trevante Rhodes, directed by Nicolai Fuglsig, based on Doug Stanton's book, 12 STRONG is the true story of a U.S. Special forces team led by their new captain, Mitch Nelson, played by Chris Hemsworth, and after 9/11 they're sent to be the first troops into Afghanistan to retaliate. There they form alliance with a local general, played by Navid Negahban in order to fight their common enemy, the Taliban. The special forces team has to adapt to the terrain and some of the tactics there which means they have to use Afghani horses to go places. They're outnumbered and outgunned by a ruthless enemy who's driven by ideology. <br/><br/>Without sounding too shallow, to be honest with you, the biggest reason why I enjoy 12 STRONG is that it's essentially about good guys kicking bad guys' ass. The war in Afghanistan is one of the longest wars in our country's history with no end in sight, it's still going, it's still happening, so seeing it from today's perspective is quite depressing. But something like this, where the characters are charged up because of 9/11, they go in, guns blazing, sending hell to enemy's territory, they go in they get the job done, boom, it definitely satisfies those of us moviegoers who like watching bad guys getting what's coming to them. <br/><br/>And I'm glad that the movie is rated R and doesn't hold back, so what you get is a depiction that's not watered down. It's graphic, it's intense, it's brutal, it's in your face. And like I said earlier, the battle scenes are explosive and hardcore. You're really engaged the entire time. It's well staged, well choreographed and well-shot, with some excellent sound mix and sound editing work. There's a bit of drama they throw in there with the clash between how Chris Hemsworth's character does things versus how the local general Navid Negahban's character does things, so even though the bad guy is quite one dimensional, there's plenty to go around between those two commanding characters. The movie does a good job of emphasizing the reason why a group like the Taliban needs to be eliminated, it does a good job of pumping us up to keep rooting for the good guys to win. What a helluva film to honor those courageous horse soldiers. <br/><br/>-- Rama's Screen --
- In the wake of 9/11, the United States military is rattled by the catastrophic event in a jingoistic war film following the "based on true events" story of 12 soldiers that made it their mission to work with an Afghan warlord to fight the Taliban on their home soil.<br/><br/>Despite the based on the declassified true events nature of the film, suggesting a more grounded and character-based story. 12 Strong finds itself trying to be two different types of war film. Director Nicolai Fuglsig seems to be unsure of the tone of the story he is telling, one-part brutal, harsh realities of war - another part that might as well have explosions in red, white and blue. The consequence of this takes its toll on the characters most of all, the film tries its best to implement character development as well as moments to produce audience empathy, a darker message about people in war or a connection but sadly that is never realized. Stooping into tried and overdone clichés, this is certainly the low point of the film. It takes away from this potential for a middle act that is purely explosions and Chris Hemsworth brooding, following into a final act of more explosions and forced empathetic situations that borderline on parody.<br/><br/>Even viewing 12 Strong on the flip side of being a patriotic fueled action flick still leaves much to be desired. The action is done well for the most part and is enjoyable to see something a bit different (being they fight on horseback in the desert). I found that in its build up or more reserved scenes the action was far tenser and brutal. Some commendation has to be given for the lack of shaky cam in hyperintensity scenes as well as not shying away from the gore, but again this is walking in between being two different kinds of war film. Where 12 Strong's action-fueled flashes lack, is the score or innovative new ideas to make the audience feel the intensity of the situation, there is no heroic fist in the air, worthy moments here.<br/><br/>So, when the dust has settled from the firefights, 12 Strong's real problem is exposed, its lazy writing and lack of ambition with its story. Familiar dialogue and lack of deeper character development squander the potential for this otherwise entertaining film that doesn't quite display any edge of your seat action but can be a decent time as long as you don't expect too much from it.
- On its own terms, the film is watchable enough, but it’s blunt and stolid and under-characterized, and at 130 minutes it plods.
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