Frank Heflin

The only thing impressive about this movie is how bad it is. And it's not bad in an entertaining way. It's bad in a really bad way. The director and producer put a lot of effort into showing the audience truly gruesome details about people doing incredibly horrible things to each other, with no clear point. There are some things I would prefer not to see because I can't un-see them. This terrible excuse for a movie has several scenes I wish I could un-see. Further, it wasn't clear what the point of the movie was going to be, what the plot was, how the war started, what they were fighting about, or even who was on which side. The different parts of the movie had no clear connection and there were a couple of stretches of highly unlikely scenarios with no explanation of how those scenarios might happen. I gave up and quit watching a little over half-way through. Maybe those things would have become clear by the end, but I wasn't willing to endure another hour of it. The only redeeming feature was that it was boring enough that I could stop watching in the middle and not feel like I was going to miss anything interesting. Finally, I would like to advise that, under no circumstances should you ever let your children see this movie.