Lone Survivor

2013 "Based on true acts of courage"
7.5| 2h1m| R| en
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Four Navy SEALs on a covert mission to neutralize a high-level Taliban operative must make an impossible moral decision in the mountains of Afghanistan that leads them into an enemy ambush. As they confront unthinkable odds, the SEALs must find reserves of strength and resilience to fight to the finish.

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Alicia I love this movie so much
Plantiana Yawn. Poorly Filmed Snooze Fest.
Acensbart Excellent but underrated film
Voxitype Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.
fredgfinklemeyer 07/20/2018 About as good a war movie as we could ever hope to see, all based on real life soldiers and events. As the movie finishes the actors are split screened with the real life military hero's and the viewers sense of empathy and sorrow for what they gave profoundly settles in. A sadness for all involved as well those that still love them. In the early part of the movie the soldiers showed compassion for local shepherds which in retrospect seemed to not have been the right choice? Great movie. Bon Appetit
Tweetienator I re-watched Lone Survivor lately and its still a damn fine war movie: fine cast, top choreographed action scenes and pro production, well done soundtrack, and even if its very fictional, the audience gets a taste of the realities of war. All in all a perfect movie about modern warfare like Black Hawk Down and American Sniper, Hurt Locker and Jarhead, just to name a few. And yes, I agree with some critics, Lone Survivor got a good shot of patriotism, but anyway, many (if not most) soldiers are patriots, so if patriotism is used in a movie to show the "mental-state" or moral and motivations of the soldiers (camaraderie etc.) , its just fine for me - as long as the movie shows us that war takes its toll from all involved too. A real gem for the aficionado of war movies.
cinemajesty Movie Review: "Lone Survivor" (2013)This outstanding biopic war-movie directed by Peter Berg starring Mark Wahlberg as real-life military black operation (Black Op) in the mountains of Afghanistan surviving U.S. soldier Marcus Luttrell, delivers without overly-executed pyro-technical visual effects an deeply-emotional due to character close-up cinematography by Tobias A. Schliesser in an utmost modern-warfare-realism striving motion picture, which gets fulminate supported by Black-Op initiative team-completing ensemble cast outgoing from Ben Forster and Taylor Kitsch in moving forward with highly-professional military equipment through an already legendary, highlighted daytime forest precision-shooting machine-gun-battle under Academy-Award nominated sound design to complete action entertainment satisfactions in this constant gripping survival story, carried by an convincing performance by leading actor Mark Wahlberg within a title-given "Last Man Standing" scenario.© 2018 Felix Alexander Dausend (Cinemajesty Entertainments LLC)
jackheinonen This time the story teller made a huge flop! Basically there is no other story in this movie than extremely stu-pid action which obviously result to wiping out the group of stu-pid soldiers. I don't know if this was true story but if it was, for sure those guys deserved to die! It is known all over the world that USA people are the most stu-pid nation in the world but still it would be difficult to believe from trained soldiers being able to make such mistakes. Apart that mentioned stupidity this movie didn't have any real story at all. There were good ingredients for really good story and movie but this screen writer didn't have anything to offer. Therefore I cannot be amazed more for Oscar nomination!! Total waste of time watching this sht. Even I could make this so much better with no experience what so ever. By the way, in Hollywood you are also best in the world making simple mistakes in good movies! Lot of them. This was general review regarding all your production.