jrbond-57624
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A Navy SEAL master chief must guide a child to safety through a gauntlet of Taliban insurgents.
A US Navy SEAL trapped in Afghanistan, and in the first skirmish with the Taliban, he discards with his back pack containing.
Hydration Bladders. This form of hydration replaces the old-school hydration canteen soldiers used to drink on the go. ... First Aid Kits. ... On The Go Food. ... Gun Cleaning Kit And Ammunition. ... Body Armor. ... Compasses. ... Shelter. ... Signal Mirror.
Despite constant engagement with enemy fire, he never runs out of ammo, he jumps into a fast flowing river with his weapon, and comes out holding it. The gun, despite being submerged in water, works perfectly every time and never jams once. I'm all for suspending reality, but oh lord, this film asks a lot. Totally unrealistic. Total BS.
A US Navy SEAL trapped in Afghanistan, and in the first skirmish with the Taliban, he discards with his back pack containing.
Hydration Bladders. This form of hydration replaces the old-school hydration canteen soldiers used to drink on the go. ... First Aid Kits. ... On The Go Food. ... Gun Cleaning Kit And Ammunition. ... Body Armor. ... Compasses. ... Shelter. ... Signal Mirror.
Despite constant engagement with enemy fire, he never runs out of ammo, he jumps into a fast flowing river with his weapon, and comes out holding it. The gun, despite being submerged in water, works perfectly every time and never jams once. I'm all for suspending reality, but oh lord, this film asks a lot. Totally unrealistic. Total BS.
Dark secrets and twisted truths of the guests, the staff and the locale of a resort are unveiled over the course of a week that was supposed to be a relaxing vacation.
If ever a TV series should've stopped after season 1 and not followed up with a watered down season 2, it's this one.
The characters, plot, humour and atmosphere are very good in season one and the humour is on point. It's a really enjoyable watch and very entertaining. We were invested in the characters and wanted to see what happened next. However, withing 1-2 episodes of season two, we dropped it and haven't gone back. Proof that it's hard to replicate success with a weaker cast, weaker storylines and scripts that aren't as funny.
If ever a TV series should've stopped after season 1 and not followed up with a watered down season 2, it's this one.
The characters, plot, humour and atmosphere are very good in season one and the humour is on point. It's a really enjoyable watch and very entertaining. We were invested in the characters and wanted to see what happened next. However, withing 1-2 episodes of season two, we dropped it and haven't gone back. Proof that it's hard to replicate success with a weaker cast, weaker storylines and scripts that aren't as funny.
Set in the future when technology has subtly altered society, a woman discovers a secret connection to an alternate reality as well as a dark future of her own.
It's a pretty enjoyable sci-fi series, but one thing bugged me from minute one. There's all this amazing near future tech, that most people have access to. However, Conner, who lost an arm and a leg in the military, has no access to near future prosthetics to help with his daily living. He struggles with everyday tasks, despite superior tech that can transport you to a dystopian post apocalyptic future London. This bugged the hell out of me, but I still enjoyed the series.
It's a pretty enjoyable sci-fi series, but one thing bugged me from minute one. There's all this amazing near future tech, that most people have access to. However, Conner, who lost an arm and a leg in the military, has no access to near future prosthetics to help with his daily living. He struggles with everyday tasks, despite superior tech that can transport you to a dystopian post apocalyptic future London. This bugged the hell out of me, but I still enjoyed the series.