This is a special forces movie in the usual sense. Well, his purpose is to pay tribute to the SEALs who have died since 9/11. There is no particularly big breakthrough in the plot. The bridge section is also relatively vulgar, the team members are about to become fathers, and then I sacrificed on the battlefield, and it was because of a grenade. If there is anything special about this film, what impresses me the most is his use of the camera. Well, from a motorbike perspective, driving on the streets of the Philippines, and then suddenly switching to a van and the female intelligence officer in the back being knocked out, and then rolling up with a carpet when the camera rotates. Another interesting place is that on the Cristo yacht, the sergeant major said that he was Crisdo and was just watching the yes minister. Also, when performing operations at night in Mexico, I always felt that the rpg would also shoot down a helicopter, but it didn't. The man said before that he didn't want the black hawk to fall again.
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