lzimanizani

I really can't imagine what the heck was going through productions heads when they saw the final cut. This movie couldn't decide whether to be a comedy or a thriller but the plot was skewed from the start. Never suspended any disbelief.

Stumbling across what's meant to be a secure arms depot that just happens to be unlocked.

Why would you sharpen a wooden stick with an axe instead of just using the axe?

Why would you shoot someone in the head and not check to see if they still have a pulse?

Why do the bad guys just dump presumably dead people in a ditch instead of incinerating the bodies.

Why would you fall asleep in a strangers car right after you've escaped being taken hostage?

Why melee when you can use a gun?

So much cap! It's almost unbearable.

Such a refreshing look at history through the lens of a seemingly random baggage handler... It uses a real life tragedy to explore topics like poverty, insubordination and the lengths gone by unsung heroes you will never hear anything about... Though It's likely not to go down well with Americans (for obvious reasons), you'd be foolish to pass on such a well produced, well written, acted and creatively directed/surprisingly realistic depiction of a growingly saturated genre. How well this was made cannot be understated.