Lovesusti The Worst Film Ever

Dorathen Better Late Then Never

Glucedee It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

Numerootno A story that's too fascinating to pass by...

camvallance-295-765717 This film is awful. Way to much "pensive" acting. Noel in particular is just acting as Noel always does. Attitude. I assume that aptitude comes into play in UKSF training/selection?The film is believable for about 8 minutes.The end is simply ridiculous.Hilarious. Reminded me of the Rock n Rolla Russian gangsters part.And look how they operate at the final scene, I'm no soldier ,never have been, but they don't look the part.Very poor.

Mike Sounders I didn't expect much but for some unknown reason wanted to give it a go after reading a handful of positive reviews. The movie starts out OK, with a pretty decent depiction of the SAS selection, some even shot on location in Hereford but then "Mickey" receive his beret and its all downhill from there (about last 10 minutes of the movie). Skipping years of following jungle training, arctic training etc he is thrown straight into action when Carters team is ordered to take down a terrorist cell, complete with some hand-held nuke/dirty bomb gizmo... The assault is so unprofessional and uninterestingly filmed that I first thought it must be some kind of training but no. I was left with a feeling of "What just happened?" It was like somebody had throw in some action shot by some high-school-YouTube-home-movie-makers at the end after the filming had ended and it made it through the distribution process without anyone noticing.

Jaime A Duarte Chiquita After sitting in films like "The Elite Squad", this film represents the current training that many teams of Special Operations have to overcome. Are these physical and psychological exercises that originated hundreds of books with PsyOps nomenclature. Brave soldiers, in order to be part of Team Intervention Against War and Terrorism, which are part of our current days. A coming UK history, begins with hundreds of candidates that only the strongest can overcome. It is a film that focuses on the main requirement that is essential for extreme operations, the ELITE.

Tom Pax You know, there are at least 15-20 million of people in Europe that know how Serbian sounds like. Why insult them with pathetic attempts of non-native speakers trying to wrap their mouths around it in such a terrible manner that not even native Serbian could understand what a hell they're trying to say? It's unacceptable with today's technology. You could have found local Serbian teens, pay them a hamburger to dub those parts. This way it only amounts to super low production. Otherwise I can't say I didn't find some fun in the movie, even acting is not so bad as other reviews might make you think. If it only wasn't for those joke parts in which (supposedly native?) Serbian woman butchers the language to unspeakable extent...