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Probably one of the worst films I’ve ever watched. There is no logic in the scenario. Things happen for no specific reason, people act illogically. So bad.

One of the worst films of my entire life. Immature acting, no thoughts behind the script. It seems like no one gave it a thought to produce this. Where do the director and screenwriter get their degrees from?

Who was the enemy? Why and how did they reach the enemy unit within 2 minutes flying from the ship? How can a person crash an F18 and doesn’t get a single bruise or scar? How do Maverick and Rooster meet in the Forrest after the crash and walk on foot to the enemy unit within 2 minutes? I saw some mountains and a forrest when Maverick crashed which means at least a day walking time to the enemy unit. Why didn’t the enemy have a search unit after loosing a Cobra? Doesn’t the enemy have a patrol unit or a single dog to notice two strangers walking in the heart of the enemy unit? Doesn’t anyone notice two guys stealing an aircraft from the enemy unit? These are just some questions I expected the screenwriter would anticipate. Totally Hollywood. Totally Americanized.

A genuine reflection of a social phenomenon in a multi-faceted society. Cogently displayed the power of corruption and what comes with manipulation in law. Roustayi has provided the audience with a slugfest between evil and conscientiousness.