Theres not much character development or dialogue yet the action isn’t absolutely non-stop. I should probably give it four stars because although I didn’t get an ultimate high by the time the credits were rolling I didn’t think an hour a twenty minutes went by.
Theres an artistic slant to it and a statement is made as I’m sure you will have your own feelings as the credits roll.
One thing to say for it is theres no cheesiness. It flows like i said although i wasn’t floored, there wasn’t a moment where i doubted keeping on with the show.
I sometimes get into the special forces podcasts and so its interesting to see a little bit of a representation of a scenario because when they talk they don’t always give very good descriptions for the civilian to understand. So my interest in the category might have given me bias so that’s why I wen’t with three stars instead of four because I don't think theres much to latch onto if your’re not a fan of following action, or maybe more better put: watching men at work.