"13 Hours of Crisis", a classic comparable to "Black Hawk Down", completely reproduces the whole story of the Benghazi incident. The U.S. military's poor resilience and bureaucracy are undoubtedly exposed, from the mainland to the Africa Command in Stuttgart, from the vicinity of the Mediterranean Sea. The star-studded base, the secret service personnel in Tripoli, from the F16 to the drone, it seems that the rapid mobilization is very lively, but none of them can play a role. At the critical moment, it is still necessary to rely on personal heroism to save the field. The whole film has a tense rhythm, smooth scheduling of shots and pictures, a variety of light weapons, and first-class visual effects, which are enough to be included in the classics. Favorite line: You have no obligation to go, but all they can rely on is us!
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