First, there is one thing about the film that is very faithful and realistic. No matter if you are hit by a 7.62mm or 5.8mm bullet, if you don’t stop the bleeding in time, it will hang in a few minutes. Many supporting characters of the U.S. Marine Corps in the film are missed. In a critical situation, the blood loss was too much for a few minutes. Second, where is the standard hemostatic powder of the US military? No one uses it! Third, the Taliban in Afghanistan are so careless. They put a sensor bomb and bury it on the road that must pass through the canyon. They also need to put an unusually conspicuous black plastic bag next to it? Where did the waste bags for urban use come from in the wild mountains and mountains? Third, the SEALs are well-equipped, you, why don't the pistols have a silencer? When dealing with snipers, you don't want to make a noise. If you install a silencer and 2 guns, it will be solved, and you have to engage in hand-to-hand combat? Fourth, are the teams led by the male lead all tactical idiots? Can't tell which targets are important and which are not important on the battlefield? The heavy machine guns on the Taliban pickups must be the priority targets. In the first battle in the village, why didn't the 40mm grenade bomb the car first? Originally thought that the screenwriter would think of a big rescue by the Marine Corps at the end, like "Black Hawk Down", a final rescue climax, but I didn't expect that the male protagonist almost exhausted the team and finally drove back to the base with the woman to be rescued. What about the powerful air support of the US military, digital communications, GPS, and satellite phones? It is said that there is a sandstorm and the plane can't take off. You, I saw the whole film is full of fresh air and bright sunshine.
Stunned, can't afford to hurt.
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