More than excellent. . . a perfect storm

Rating: 10/10 (27 January 2016)

As I sat in my reclined seat at the movie theater, eating popcorn, and taking sips of my water I remained fairly relaxed and ready for the movie. The commercials fly by and the movie starts. The movie continues to about half way through and now I'm sitting on the edge of my seat with small tears rolling down my cheeks. The movie ends, I'm speechless shocked at what I just saw, and I was still trying to process what I just saw.
The movie "13 Hours: Secret Soldiers of Benghazi" is an accurate (according to the survivors) account of what happened on September 11, 2012. The movie is fast paced, brutal, and probably the closest a civilian could ever get to warfare without being in it. Lots of language (beware those who offended by strong language), lots of blood, explosions, screaming, and intense fights. The movie from start to finish is a thrilling experience that keeps your eyes fixed on the screen at all costs. Some parts are hard to watch as one operator is injured badly and two of the other operators are killed by mortar fire. The movie does a really good job at telling a war story that most people didn't know about when it was being reported after it happened. Because of this movie this account will be remembered by the American people for years to come. The soldiers that died will not be forgotten.
Some people think that the movie directly involves Hillary Clinton, but in no way is she directly in the movie. Of course those who have done their research should have concluded that Hillary is responsible for the life's lost that tragic night. At the end of the movie the operators do make a political reference that if you wanted to could be pointed at Hillary, but even then, it isn't directed towards. The movie strictly stays true to telling a war story and it really isn't political at all. . . At least on screen.