Act of Valor

[Dammy]

After not going to the movie theater in three or so years, I'll break down and see two this year. Hobbit is one of them, second is:

 

[Speelgoedmannetje]

The thrilling story of a bullet going from A to B.

 

[FluffyMcDeath]

After not going to the movie theater in three or so years, I'll break down and see two this year. Hobbit is one of them, second is:

Let me know if it's really good and I might download it.

Of course, if it features real military assets then the military gets editorial control of the script, you know. They often like to take the "interesting" bits out.

 

[Dammy]

Alrighty, I went to see Act of Valor (first time I've been at the movies since T4). SEAL's acting is passable considering they are not trained actors. Very realistic for the most part (the LAW hitting the vehicle was Hollywoodish as was the vest explosing), the live fire scenes were awesome. You could see the barrels on the miniguns glowing from all the lead (100 rounds @ second) it was throwing down into impact (vehicles) area. Good enough film to warrant coughing up the money on the big screen and making MPAA and the Hollywood Elites some money off a skinflint like me.