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To me, "Recon" is a masterfully crafted film with a deeply somber storyline that captures the essence of war's grim reality. Its deliberate pacing enhances the storytelling, allowing viewers to connect with the characters' emotional and physical struggles. The slow burn is intentional, reflecting the weight of war's toll. The ending is a stark reminder of the brutal mental and physical impact on soldiers, portraying a raw, unfiltered truth. This movie deserves far more credit than it receives, as it unflinchingly depicts the human cost of conflict, urging audiences to reflect on its lasting consequences.

This was a roller coaster of emotions and I loved every second of this episode. From being sad to hating characters to loving others. This was a well done piece of artwork! Congrats to the team that put this together. I haven't cried and been mad and happy all at the same time. In a really long time.

I can only express that I need everybody I come in contact with to watch this series and it needs to be broadcasted more as it covers such a variety of different stories and real life problems that people face each and everyday. If you are by chanced blessed to come across this review and series congrats you are about to beyond impressed.