A below-average sequel to yet another average movie.

Rating: 5/10 (23 August 2015)

Though I don't plan on revealing anything in this review, I'm still warning against (possible) spoilers for good measure.
I might probably be the last one to watch this film, all the way in 2015. But if I can warn others, my delayed efforts to enjoy this film would not have gone in vain.
It started out to be a good movie but deteriorated sooner than I expected.
I'm starting to have a huge problem with films that force co- incidents into a plot. "Things coming together" (for good or for bad) is a very powerful thing. When used in the right way, this one device alone can please the audience. When used in the wrong way, it makes one roll their eyes and blame themselves for choosing to sit through a movie. I suffered from this very same feeling.
Dear movie makers, at least try and make everything look seamless! Why force it in a way that suggests that you do not respect our intelligence?
Apart from a weak plot, the ever-moving, forced-closeups camera work was tiring to the eye. The movie does not manage to create any affinity for the characters. The important scenes - ones that influence the very direction the movie is taking - are executed poorly with flaws.
The movie makers found a way to involve Americans in what seemed like a British catastrophe. While I don't have much to say about why the rest of Europe had no part to play in this, I will say this much... The movie makes the US military look very very bad at their job. And anyone with a decent problem-solving capacity will be able see why.