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No man left behind.
When a Delta Force special ops mission goes terribly wrong, Air Force drone pilot Reaper has 48 hours to remedy what has devolved into a wild rescue operation. With no weapons and no communication other than the drone above, the ground mission suddenly becomes a full-scale battle when the team is discovered by the enemy.
Avis de la communauté (11)
This film throws you into a high-stakes, action-packed thriller, intense ground combat with modern drone warfare. The action choreography and tension is great. It takes time to pick up about half an hour, but once it does, it's damn good. Director captured 90s action movie vibe, & cinematography hits the mark. All actors looked trained and kept things raw & real with their performances. It also touches on selfish and careless side of humans.
Brutal frontline combat collides with a sterile drone control room: the “Gladiator” sees everything, is right in the middle of it — yet always at least 20 seconds too late. Psychologist, motivator, remote warrior, while someone in the background talks about a Starbucks invite. Raw violence versus supermarket normality. The moral outburst may feel blunt, but it hits exactly where the audience’s sense of justice lies. Simple construction — effectively delivered. This kind of contrast triggers me, so it earns one extra star.
Land of Bad is a great action war movie. Unfortunately, it is ruined by excessive foul language. The bad words coming out of these actors' mouths continually throughout the movie was painful to listen to, and it severely detracted from my enjoyment of the movie. What happened to keeping the bad words count in the 10 to 20 range? Why do these movies have to have 70, 80, 90, or 100+ uses of profanity? It's very disappointing! Bad language ruins good movies!
It was a good movie. No big drama, but a lot of action and suspance!!