Comes out Friday, anyone gonna go see it?
Looks pretty god, I will try and get out to see it.
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Comes out Friday, anyone gonna go see it?
Looks pretty god, I will try and get out to see it.
Pass.
I've heard from my buddy that's it was really good.
I prefer Navy Seal movies that have Charlie Sheen in them.
My buddy said it really isn't about the SeAL's but more about the CIA
Boom! That ^Quote:
Originally Posted by airborneranger
I won't say exactly how ..... but I've seen it ... lots of boring build up to a pretty poorly played action raid...
I was unimpressed and glad I didn't pay to see it.
Yah, me too.Quote:
Originally Posted by clublights
I not gonna waste my money those people.
Saw it as well and was a snooze fest for the most partQuote:
Originally Posted by clublights
DVD Screeners are out on this one so I've got a copy I was planning on watching this weekend.
I don't expect it to be as good as Act of Valor.
It's supposed to be the greatest lie ever sold. Almost none of the movie is true however I will rent it to check out the last 20 minutes.
I can not officially confirm or deny this...Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge
Guess I'm gonna be the exception. I enjoyed it for what it was- a movie. [Coffee]
I saw it and thought it was a simple propoganda piece for the mighty one.... Not worth the $2 I spent... oh well, the Dr. Pepper was good and a few decent action scenes.
I was off my meds when I saw it [ROFL2]Quote:
Originally Posted by BigBear
I'm torn... I liked Kathryn Bigelow's earlier films (like Point Break and K-19), but thought that The Hurt Locker was utter shit... But for being in her early 60's she's kinda hot. I'll probably see it because it's about SEALs and go in with low expectations, maybe for a movie it'll be good, but for a "telling of what happened" I don't expect a whole lot of accuracy.
Me three. It was long too.
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Originally Posted by GilpinGuy
I want to check it out, it may be good never know ....
skip the movie and just read "No Easy Day" you'll be better for it
Yeah, It accidently saw at least part of it also :-) Crappy low budget movie.Quote:
Originally Posted by clublights
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Originally Posted by kraven251
Fabricated as well. It was actually approved by McRaven because it stuck to the talking points the administration had released. Owen wasn't ever in the stack and did not put a single bullet into Osama.
well that is unfortunate, but still a good read all the same, and I did like the picture content in the hard cover editionQuote:
Originally Posted by bogman2121
Totally agree. It was a great read but when I learned it was far from a "tell all" I was disappointed but not that surprised. The rest of the book was great, pics were real cool to see, and I am constantly amazed at the things those guys do to keep us safe.Quote:
Originally Posted by kraven251
I'm sure that at some point in the next 30 years we'll hear the real bin Laden story but for now it seems to be under wraps because of serious national security concerns about TTPs and how we obtained the intel to get him.
Awesome.lolQuote:
Originally Posted by airborneranger
It's nice when a movie puts in more than 90 minutes to tell a story. I suspect a few little golden statues will be acquired due to this one irrespective of historical accuracy.Quote:
Originally Posted by StagLefty
I'll probably end up seeing it anyways
I get all the "key board Commando" BS I can tolerate on the forum:)
Is it any worse than "Seal Team Six"? That movie was more propaganda than anything else...
Don't forget, people thought Black Hawk Down was a great movie- I read the book and served with a few guys who were there (not for the whole ordeal, just the 10th MTN parts) and there is a huge difference between what really happened and what the movie portrayed.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatidua
How many of the actors in this movie are going to spend your money to tell you you're a piece of shit for owning guns? I'll vote with my dollars.
Ooooooo.. He winsQuote:
Originally Posted by CO303
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Originally Posted by CO303
Man speaks truths. I was going to see the new Matt D(bag)amon movie, but after the shit he has said about guns not going to pay a cent to see his flicks now
I'll still see a few movies by these actors... but they're not getting a dime from me... [Muaha]Quote:
Originally Posted by silentshooter
We usually watch the movies we checkout from the local library, I just wish I had more time to watch movies. I'll wait til it shows up on their shelves...
So... anybody got a copy of this on a thumbdrive they wouldn't mind sending my way?
I see movies to be entertained. I didn't read Black Hawk Down, nor do I care if it was historically accurate. There are documentaries for the movies-must-be-historically-accurate crowd, -I'm not a member there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronin13
That's what I have to remind family and friends of... If I want to be entertained, yeah, I'll throw in the DVD. If I want to know what really happened, I'm sure there are documentaries out there (speaking on BHD- there's one that's great: "The True Story Of Black Hawk Down"), or I'll go search up what I can and do some actual research.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatidua
I am in the category of keep me entertained and I will like the movie. What does irk me is movies that try and make it seem like they are based on fact. Just sell it for what it is.
This movie had a couple moments that kept me entertained but thank the lord for the ability to fast forward thru the slow parts.
I refuse to watch movies with any connection to Michael Moore, Rosie O'Donnell, Matt Damon, Barbara Streisand, Janeane Garofalo, etc. This movie just adds Kathryn Bigelow to the list. I've got better things to do with my time and money.