Marc Cabourdin

Scottie 2022-04-21 09:02:01

It's my first time writing a movie review, but I'm sorry for the bad writing, mainly because the movie gave me a deep feeling.

1 On their way to the embassy, ​​there were constant explosions and gunfire, but some people didn't close the door. When they saw the American soldiers with live ammunition...

Angie 2022-04-22 07:01:22

4 Americans died in Benghazi, and it was like the sky was falling to the Americans. Why don't they think about it, they messed up Libya, how many people died in Libya. Americans are everywhere claiming that they overthrew the tyranny of Gaddafi 40, which is pure nonsense, and Gaddafi has not always...

Kaylah 2022-03-22 09:01:45

I can still feel that the U.S. military’s strategy and tactics are quite rigorous, and the drones and command system are advanced. As the world’s largest military power, there seems to be nothing to hide. Maybe a weak military country likes to keep secrets, and it is a state secret at every turn. In fact, it is vulnerable. Although it is a main theme film, it has high visibility, a strong feeling of being replaced on the battlefield, and the shooting standard and special effects are very high. The development of the military has brought a high level of military film shooting.

Brice 2022-03-23 09:01:52

Looking at the introduction, I thought it was an incident similar to the Iranian embassy. In fact, it was a story of two poorly guarded bases being attacked one after another. The perspective unfolds from the mercenary standpoint. The fight scenes maintain Mike Bay's usual standard. The rhythm is a bit poor, and there are too many moderate and provocative clips in the middle. The so-called "Black Hawk Down" is obviously overrated. Three and a half.