JayYoung314
St. Louis Survivor
good ass movie seems like alot of yall just be on some diva shyt lookin 4 shyt 2 complain about. the raid felt real... fukk goin out in a blaze of glory if that aint what happened. good movie.
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seriouz099
Rookie
Movie dragged a lil bit in the middle for me but overall i enjoyed it
porque
Boricua Guerrero
man thats not how that shyt went down in real life
Who is UBL
Usama Bin Laden is how the government spells it
anyway I thought the movie was actually good they set it up as if you watch 2 different films with the earlier parts and then the long raid scenes
dont know all the hate for that director I hate to see you guys review an M Night Shyamalan movie
Rapmastermind
Superstar
Just finished it. Kinda boring..too drawn out but the torture/action parts were interesting.at Osama just chilling
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It wasn't believable at all. Osama ain't go out like that. Movie or not they made Osama go out like a B!tch. You are doing a movie about the most wanted man in the world and you make it look like a walk in the park to actually get him during the raid, B.S.
porque
Boricua Guerrero
the 60 minutes interview with Navy SEAL Bissonnette
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The raid was so point...
SEAL
*whispers* Khalid... Khalid...Khalid?
Khalid
SEAL
SEAL
*whispers* Khalid... Khalid...Khalid?Khalid
SEAL
mastermind
Rest In Power Kobe
gonna see it for free in a theater this week 
god=nature=we'reFUCKED
Organize the non obvious
Really?!?!? It was one twenty something redhead beauty vs the whole world and C.I.A to capture the most evil terrorist leader known to man?
They even put that corny dialogue in the film "It's just her against the world mannn...*Serious stare*"
The whole movie she is running her mouth, cursing out all her bosses and not one of them tells her to shut the fukk up? Then at the end she has to be the one to examine the body to make sure this old jihad nikka is really the legendary OSAMA
Then she is going to go into that damn airplane and cry one tear cause she's lonely now.
I give it a 7/10, felt like I was being shown half truths the whole time.
They even put that corny dialogue in the film "It's just her against the world mannn...*Serious stare*"The whole movie she is running her mouth, cursing out all her bosses and not one of them tells her to shut the fukk up? Then at the end she has to be the one to examine the body to make sure this old jihad nikka is really the legendary OSAMA
Then she is going to go into that damn airplane and cry one tear cause she's lonely now.
I give it a 7/10, felt like I was being shown half truths the whole time.
Silver Surfer
Veteran
It would have been nice to see her get smashed a couple times...she was a lil too wound up...
porque
Boricua Guerrero
Really?!?!? It was one twenty something redhead beauty vs the whole world and C.I.A to capture the most evil terrorist leader known to man?
The whole movie she is running her mouth, cursing out all her bosses and not one of them tells her to shut the fukk up? Then at the end she has to be the one to examine the body to make sure this old jihad nikka is really the legendary OSAMA
Then she is going to go into that damn airplane and cry one tear cause she's lonely now.
I give it a 7/10, felt like I was being shown half truths the whole time.
'I can't give her enough credit,' he said during the interview. 'I mean, she, in my opinion, she kind of teed up this whole thing.'
'Recruited by the agency out of college, she'd been working on the Bin Laden task force for the last five years. Analysts rotated in and out of the task force, but she stayed and kept after it.
'After the al-Kuwaiti phone call, she'd worked to put all the pieces together... she had been our go-to analyst on all intelligence questions regarding the target,' he writes.
He went on to describe the moment when the team left the compound having killed the al Qaeda leader and brought his body back to the hangar where the military officials and the female analyst were waiting to see for themselves that the mission had been completed.
So we're all in the hangar, immediately, we saw her. And, you know, she started crying. And it was a pretty significant event in her life, I'm sure,' Bissonnette told CBS.
Jen wasn't afraid to share her opinion with even the highest officers,' Bissonnette wrote in the book. 'This was her baby. Jen and her team spent five years tracking him to get us where we were now.'
Really?!?!? It was one twenty something redhead beauty vs the whole world and C.I.A to capture the most evil terrorist leader known to man?
The whole movie she is running her mouth, cursing out all her bosses and not one of them tells her to shut the fukk up? Then at the end she has to be the one to examine the body to make sure this old jihad nikka is really the legendary OSAMA
Then she is going to go into that damn airplane and cry one tear cause she's lonely now.
I give it a 7/10, felt like I was being shown half truths the whole time.
on point movie actually felt like it was about her , shyt is a 2/10 , dont waste yall time in the theaters
Rayzah
I'm Everywhere you ain't never there
whats the name of the nat geo movie?
Fury616
www.illdust.com
Really?!?!? It was one twenty something redhead beauty vs the whole world and C.I.A to capture the most evil terrorist leader known to man?
The whole movie she is running her mouth, cursing out all her bosses and not one of them tells her to shut the fukk up? Then at the end she has to be the one to examine the body to make sure this old jihad nikka is really the legendary OSAMA
Then she is going to go into that damn airplane and cry one tear cause she's lonely now.
I giv it a 7/10, felt like I was being shown half truths the whole time.
She was based on the real CIA analyst that was a key figure in getting Bin Laden.He went out like a bytch cuz he was a bytch. I was hoping they would piss on his body afterwards. Anyway, he did go out like that...no weapon or nothing, just hiding behind his wives. He could've grabbed the AK but he didn't. Them SEAL dudes left without a scratch...even though half of them are dead now
TheDarceKnight
Veteran
He went out like a bytch cuz he was a bytch. I was hoping they would piss on his body afterwards. Anyway, he did go out like that...no weapon or nothing, just hiding behind his wives. He could've grabbed the AK but he didn't. Them SEAL dudes left without a scratch...even though half of them are dead now
I still dapped but gotta address that you said half are dead. That got misconstrued. A bunch of SEAL Team 6/Devgru guys did die in the chopper crash, but they were members from the "Gold Squadron" while the Squadron that killed Osama was the Red one.
Devgru has several squadrons. Perhaps some red guys moved onto Gold and were on the chopper when it crashed, but thanks to Alex Jones primarily, lots of people seem to think that the crash had a bunch of the SEALs that participated in the raid on board. And that's simply just not the case.
Dope ass post.
I saw it last night in a theater.
- The raid was dope, but my favorite scene was
when Maya's friend had to meet up with the "asset". I knew they were gonna get blown up (and I hadn't even seen the explosion in the trailer) but I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. Having the car slowly drive up, weaving around those barriers; it was something straight outta Hitchcock.
- I don't know how anyone with any semblance of intelligence could think this movie supports torture after watching it. Especially techniques like waterboarding and sleep deprivation.
- Bigelow's choice of not giving Maya any life outside of looking for Bin Laden was a smart move. Usually creating a character that "one-dimensional" would bother me, but it made the ending more moving when she confirms Bin Laden's death and cries to herself in the airplane.
- Chastain was great. She should get Best Actress ahead of Jennifer Lawrence. The guy who played the lead interrogator in the beginning was great too.
- Wu-tang reference
I don't have any big complaints about this movie. I loved it. My #2 movie of the year after Argo.
10/10
- The raid was dope, but my favorite scene was
when Maya's friend had to meet up with the "asset". I knew they were gonna get blown up (and I hadn't even seen the explosion in the trailer) but I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. Having the car slowly drive up, weaving around those barriers; it was something straight outta Hitchcock.
- I don't know how anyone with any semblance of intelligence could think this movie supports torture after watching it. Especially techniques like waterboarding and sleep deprivation.
- Bigelow's choice of not giving Maya any life outside of looking for Bin Laden was a smart move. Usually creating a character that "one-dimensional" would bother me, but it made the ending more moving when she confirms Bin Laden's death and cries to herself in the airplane.
- Chastain was great. She should get Best Actress ahead of Jennifer Lawrence. The guy who played the lead interrogator in the beginning was great too.
- Wu-tang reference
I don't have any big complaints about this movie. I loved it. My #2 movie of the year after Argo.
10/10