13 Hours behind the scenes gags

2021-11-23 08:01

The film is Michael Bay’s third film adapted from real events after Pearl Harbor (2001) and "Giving and Gain" (2013).
Michael Bay originally planned to shoot with film, but the director of photography Dion Beebe wanted to use digital. In the end, due to the more night scenes in the film, the shooting on Sunday was tighter than that on Sunday, and Bei finally compromised.
The first cut version of the movie is 240 minutes long.
The first person to play the role of "Rone" was Mark Wahlberg, but he refused because there was no schedule.
Michael Bay revealed that in his past experience as a director, he often came into contact with some military-born actors or mechanics, and had a certain understanding of them, which made him feel qualified to tell the story of a soldier.
The film’s release date in North America was set as Martin Luther King’s birth date.

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Kristin 2022-04-23 07:01:59

It's always a heavy heart to read the subject of modern warfare, and soldiers can fall victim to any political purpose and diplomatic strategy. Just like watching American Sniper at the time, the film has strong patriotic, scientific and educational intentions, but it will still feel compassion for those soldiers who have left their hometowns or died in foreign countries. All of this has nothing to do with the movie itself. What moves people is the story itself . Michael Bay seems to be finally back to normal. Get ready for another BHD!
Eino 2021-11-23 08:01:10

Think of the Black Hawk falling. At first, I felt that the role modeling in such a pornographic film was very tasteless and awkward, but after watching it, I still felt it was necessary. After all, it was adapted from real events. And the subsequent suffocating wheel fights and intensive bangs made people forget all the clichés. It's as enjoyable as an action game, but the more the game, the heavier and more ridiculous. This is the normal way to sell copies.