By far one of the worst Military/War movies I have ever seen. Simple mistakes like having a Sgt. in the U.S. Navy. Any one with two brain cells and access to the internet should know that there isn't a single non-commissioned officer in the Navy with a title of Sergeant... Action sequences were horrible, weapon selection was completely unrealistic... No SEAL team would have any one with a 12-gauge as their primary weapon. And what ever happened to SEALs being stealthy and covert,it was bad enough they didn't use any sort of tactics, but for a "SEAL" team to go in with unsuppressed weapons is just ridiculous. If you'd like a good laugh at horrible acting in a Hollywood style, no reloads necessary, shoot em up... waste 94 minutes of your life with this on your T.V.

I must admit, I knew this flicker was not the representation of real seals, however, I truly enjoyed the storyline of the flicker. Any time you can associate with the plite of persons, one can supplant themselves into the characters celluloid life.Moreover, being one that toils behind a desk all day long futzing with numbers as an accountant would, it makes me relax to visualize exteriors from other parts of the world. I was truly amazed that this flicker was shot in Bulgaria, while it appeared as though it were the middle of Caribbean Sea and San Francisco. Surprising. The acting was genuine. The cinematography was well done. Moreover the action scenes were well done. Cheerio. Carry on.

I had fun watching this movie. Not because it was a great action movie, but simply because it had so many flaws and mistakes that it became embarrassing. Of course, we get to meet the typical special force unit stereotypes, where everyone is supposed to kick ass and of course are good to the bone (one of them works at a shelter in his spare time, lol). And of course, the villain is some sleazy and creepy guy from Eastern Europe. Seen it before? YES!!!The movie has so many ridiculous things to it. Was there a story somewhere? I kept looking and looking, but didn't find much of it. Also, some of the scenes are supposed to take place in San Francisco, but it just gets ridiculous when it's clearly some Eastern European slum instead. Two different scenes, one in San Francisco and one in Albania, takes place in the same run-down warehouse/factory. Huge amounts of stuff like this makes this movie great as a comedy, but I wont credit the people behind this movie for this because it's clearly unintentional.

I couldn't believe it. It was as though I was watching a movie about my time in Grenada. It was close quarters. The fighting was always within a couple feet of contact. Of course this is movie about getting the bad guys. However, there is bad guys in every battle. Every war. No matter where you fight, you discover that the fighting, 99 times out of a 100, is hand to hand. While you're searching, you may even find yourself in the middle of an enemy's camp, and not know how you got there. The plot of hunting down the guy that killed the main actor's wife was a bit far fetched, but it didn't make me all insane. The main actor Fitzpatrick, besides being Irish like me, did a spot-on job. He was very believable. He was probably in the American Military at one time. So, I enjoyed the movie and I would say to you, rent it. You'll get a flash out of it. It's a ten for me.