This film is full of patriotic enthusiasm. The producer once decided to use it as a job advertisement, and it can really play such a role. (Chicago Sun Review)
This movie won't make people feel bored, but there are not many surprises. (Overview of rearview mirrors)
It's a good idea to star in an action movie with navy soldiers, but their terrible lines are enough for the audience to give full play to. (USA Today Review)
Although there are some occasional highlights in this film, the plot is far from the' performance' compared with other excellent works of the same theme. (Hollywood Report Review)
The authenticity of the film in hardware is beyond reproach, but the defects of the script make the film completely lose its credibility at every plot turning point. (Washington Post Review)
As far as the goal of this film is concerned, it is well done and there is no lack of excitement; However, the script, characters and plot are almost the weakest in the film. (Review by San Francisco Chronicle)
I don't know how to evaluate this film-just as I don't know how to evaluate a job poster. (Rolling Stone Review)
The film lacks originality. The hymn of American heroism and values, the conflict between family happiness and national responsibility, the lofty spirit of sacrifice for the country, the unity of brotherhood and the responsibility to family members are nothing new. Directors and producers have a clear vision: SEALs' reputation is far-reaching because they killed the culprit of "9 1 1", and this special force The Secret Behind has also become a hot topic. At the same time, the film also reflects a new type of special operations, and also reveals the characteristics of the new US military operations, as well as the shift of military focus and mode. (Shenzhen Evening News Review)