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- An elite team of Navy SEALs embark on a covert mission to recover a kidnapped CIA agent.
- A team of elite US Navy SEALs is called when an undercover CIA agent by the name of Lisa Morales is kidnapped, and almost beat to death. The team of guys responsible for the kidnapping end up correlating to two men who construct a devastating plan to rebel against America, by means of terrorism. Once again, the SEALs are brought in to attempt to neutralize the enemies.
- Great movie . Very entertaining. Definitely worth seeing, unless you are a hopeless liberal. They are the only ones who managed to find some problem. But, they always do. The theater I saw this in had a very enthusiastic crowd. A lot of clapping and cheering. It added to the general good feeling of seeing the seals in action. My nephew is seeing it for the third time. All they young men were inspired by this movie and are hoping it will win an Oscar. I have not seen a movie that I really enjoyed in ten years. It seems like they are all the same and very predictable. This was way out on a limb and not at all predictable. I consider it a gutsy movie because it does not follow typical Hollywood pattern.
- I left... that's all there is to it. My wife and I went out late at night to watch a fun movie, we don't see man movies since most of them are utter garbage and a waste of time and money. This looked like a good ol' American movie. What it reminded me of was the reboot of The Exorcist. Why? Because in the Exorcist we had a lovely image of a few children being eaten by Hyenas, not only shown but also heard. It was probably the most disgusting thing I've ever been forced to watch, we left that movie after said scene. Well, this movie couldn't possible be like that right? I didn't think it would be, however in the first 15 minutes we were shown a man driving an Ice Cream truck erratically down a street with a woman in the back seat, both were sweating pretty badly and the man had a surgical mask on. Of course its a school full of children he ends up going to and just so happens an American ambassador or something like that is picking his child up at this point. yea... the guy walks away as soon as the guy and his kid come close to get ice cream and turns a corner. Seconds later the WHOLE place explodes and 30 odd children are blown up, which wouldn't of been as bad had the Director chosen to NOT have the sound of all the children screaming and then a child running ON FIRE down the same corner the camera was on. This single scene will probably be with me for a long time.<br/><br/>This movie should have a warning at the start saying "We are going to horrifically blow innocent children up, in hopes to make you 'Hate' the main Villain" I love war movies and want to support this movie but I can't. This was just downright gross and pathetic. There is a very skillful way of portraying an act, or hinting that the act just happened, or leaving it up to my imagination if it happened or not. You don't have to be... I can't even think of a word to describe how freaking gross this made me feel. The people who made this should be ashamed.
- It would benefit greatly from having real actors in the major roles. That the bad guys -- who are actors -- are more charismatic is certainly not due to the fact that we are on their side. It's because they know how to make us want to watch.
- Yes, they are. They are not named in the film's credits, however. Yes. Christo is based on Viktor Bout, a notorious Russian billionaire currently awaiting trial in the US for black market arms dealing. Like Christo he enjoyed an immensely lavish lifestyle, ran his own fleet of smuggling planes, skilfully circumvented international law and ruthlessly sold to the highest bidder. He also inspired Nicholas Cage's film Lord of War. Abu Shabal is based on Shamil Basayev, Chechen terrorist leader and Jihadi who amongst other atrocities was responsible for the 2004 Beslan School massacre. Like Shabal he advocated the indiscriminate mass killing of civilians using explosive vests and utilised the wives of his dead fighters as suicide bombers, nicknaming them "Black Widows". He was killed in 2006 by an explosion during an arms deal, possibly assassinated by the Russian secret service. The Rocket-Propelled Grenade (RPG-7) is expelled from the launch tube by a primary charge and then carried towards the target by a rocket motor. However, the rocket motor doesn't initiate and the armour piercing warhead doesn't arm until it is some distance from the launcher so that the firer isn't killed by the backblast or a premature detonation. When the SEAL is struck by the warhead he is so close to the firer that the rocket motor hasn't kicked in yet and the warhead hasn't had time to arm so his body armour is able to save him. The SEALs not only rescued Morales but were able to recover the Blackberry phone belonging to Christo's henchman. This is a crucial plot point as the information they recover from it leads them to the arms transfer in Somalia and Christo's yacht in the Pacific. Terrorists worldwide from the IRA to the Viet Cong to Al-Quaeda have a reputation for obsessively writing their plans down, the SEAL's killing of Osama bin Laden was not nearly as important in the War on Terror as their recovery of his mobile phones, laptop computers etc which provided invaluable information on his organisation. Fast-rope: rappel from a helicopter using a rope<br/><br/>Frag: fragmentation grenade<br/><br/>HAHO: high-altitude, high-opening: parachuting and opening the canopy at a high altitude to allow a long stealthy approach to a distant target<br/><br/>HALO: high-altitude, low-opening: free-falling from a high altitude and opening the canopy at the last minute to allow a rapid stealthy approach directly onto a target<br/><br/>JSOC: Joint Special Operations Command<br/><br/>LAW: light antitank weapon: one-shot disposable anti-armour rocket<br/><br/>M4: standard assault carbine used by the SEALs<br/><br/>Overwatch: SEAL commander and sniper observing at a distance in order to provide support and command and control to SEALs in action.<br/><br/>QRF: quick reaction force<br/><br/>Raven: small remote-controlled drone used for forwards reconnaissance<br/><br/>RPG: rocket-propelled grenade, Soviet era anti-armour weapon.<br/><br/>SDV: swimmer delivery vehicle, mini submarine which deploys SEALs from the SSGN<br/><br/>Squirters: terrorist suspects fleeing scene<br/><br/>SSGN: nuclear submarine optimized for special operations, equipped with cruise missiles and able to carry an SDV attached to its' deck<br/><br/>SWIFT boat: small, heavily-armed boats manned by Special Warfare Combat Crews used to support SEALs<br/><br/>Task Force 160 / Nightstalkers: Army Special Aviation Regiment flying helicopters in support of SEALs and Delta Force Yes and no, we see it shot off and hanging by a strip of flesh in the final confrontation but later at the funeral and whilst writing the letter we see that he still has it. Presumably it must have been surgically re-attached. Several alterations were made for the international cut of the movie: some of the footage was either cut out or re-dubbed for international markets which mitigates the movie's message. Sometimes there is the exact same dialogue happening during an entirely different shot. Mostly the offscreen comments were changed but there are also five altered scenes resulting in a time difference of almost 1 minute between both versions. a5c7b9f00b
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