latinfineart

This is a good show and I watched through three seasons with interest. Ryan Phillippe was excellent, Omar Epps was great, the rest of the cast was very good. It was a good story and it was well done.

My biggest complaint about the show was the cinematography and the use of handheld cameras, which is outdated, outmoded and is spectacularly annoying. Yaron Levy should man up and set us his cameras. It's very distracting from the story and the plot and there's just no need for it, other than laziness, sloth and the desire to save a little bit of money by not taking a few minutes to set up a camera. It is a terrible trend, one that I hope will disappear over time.

This was an absolutely mindless and completely empty vessel of a movie, there was just the faintest sketch of a story with barely any action, and one could say that nothing ever really happened in this movie. I kept waiting for something to happen, I kept waiting for the story to develop and it eventually ended up being just this big blob of nothingness. If they had bothered to hire a good writer and use a decent script there might have been some content in this movie but it truly felt like it was written by a 14-year-old.

Please do yourself a favor and do not watch this film there are so many better things you could be doing with your life.

This was a very low end production with a very minimal budget, and it had low dollar movie written all over it. And I say that as a big fan of independent productions. The performances felt hollow, and the entire affair was weak, as was the direction. The lead actor was not convincing, the story felt like it was written by an amateur, and there was really nothing about this movie that was compelling.

It was a an important topic that was covered, but they just didn't cover it in a way that was able to capture the imagination and hold my attention. I'm at level it felt like a bit of a disservice to veterans with PTSD.

I would guess that most of the reviews were written by people that were involved in the production, either that or they were written by kids between 12 and 15 years old. This film was not engaging at all.