This is a thrilling, exciting, and standard Hollywood action hero movie.
The film is packaged with overflowing patriotic enthusiasm. The production staff once decided to use it as a conscription propaganda film, and it can indeed play such a role.
This film will not make people feel boring, but there are not too many surprises.
Enlisting naval soldiers is a good idea for an action movie, but their terrible line skills are enough to make the audience complete the show.
Although the film has some occasional highlights, the disconnect between the plot and the performance is far from other masterpieces of similar themes.
The authenticity of the film in terms of hardware is beyond reproach, but the flaws in the script make the film completely lose its credibility at every turn of the plot.
As far as the goal of the film is concerned, it is well completed and there is no lack of excitement; but the script, characters and plot have almost the weakest presence in the film.
I don’t know how to evaluate this film—just like I don’t know how to evaluate a conscription poster
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The film is not innovative enough. The hymn of American heroism and values, the conflict between family happiness and national responsibility, the noble spirit of sacrifice for the country, the unity of brotherhood and responsibility to the family are nothing new. The director and producer have a precise vision: The United States Navy's "Sea, Air, and Land" Teams killed the "911 culprit" Osam bin Laden, the reputation is far-reaching, and the secret behind this special force Xin has also become a hot subject. At the same time, the movie also reflects a new type of special operations, and also reveals the characteristics of the new US military operations, as well as the shift in regions and modes of military focus
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