“Lone Survivor” Movie Review

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“Lone Survivor” is a movie about four people who are sent to accomplish very dangerous mission and from the name of the movie you already know that one of them is only surviving and coming back, but which one? He is the one that is played by Mark Wahlberg.

The director of the “Lone Survivor” is Peter Berg. He is creative and singular action director. The story of the movie is based on the records of Marcus Luttrell (Mr. Wahlberg) and is a battle and hot pursuit movie. The scene of Afghanistan setting in 2005 with several Navy SEALs opens the movie. They are joking and having fun conversation. The tip of this scene I to hint that these guys are serious when necessary, being fun and social otherwise.

A little later officer (Eric Bana) holds a meeting where Michael Murphy, Axe Axelson, Danny Diets and Lutrell are given a mission by sending them to the target by helicopter. The target is the Taliban leader, who is believed to be in the village.

“Lone Survivor” presents conceivable the momentous occurrence story rather than mirroring the larger meanings or political allegations. The movie is full of blood screens and is intense and the intense level increase as the time passes. Their positive talks start to disappear. Mr. Berg approached to the characters with professional manner. Thus, after watching the movie you would want to think of the international and domestic political issues, but when the movie is on you really get soaked into the techniques of survival.

The defining trait of “Lone Survivor” — with respect to both its characters and Mr. Berg’s approach to them — is professionalism. It is a modest, competent, effective movie, concerned above all with doing the job of explaining how the job was done. Afterward, you may want to think more about reasons and consequences, about global and domestic politics, but while the fight is going on, you are absorbed in the mechanics of survival.

“Lone Survivor” is R rated, under age of 17 guidance of parent or adult person is required. Extreme violence and warrior swear words.

“Lone Survivor”
Writer and director of “Lone Survivor” Peter Berg based on the books of Markus Luttrell and Patrick Robinson. Photography director is Tobias Schliessler, Released by Universal Pictures, the run time is 121 minutes.

Cast: Mark Wehlberg, Taylor Kitsch, Emile Hirsch, Ben Foster, Ali Suliman, Alexander Ludwig and Eric Bana.