So much to like and so much to dislike

Rating: 2/10 (28 November 2016)

There is a lot of power and beauty in the film but why does Hollywood make the high-ranking Colonel, who speaks fluent English in real life by the way (Whitaker), talk ghetto just because he is black? Are we to believe the military wants blacks to keep sounding poorly educated as they rise in the ranks of power and prestige? Or is it just affirmative action promoting the unqualified because of race? It was grating to hear "we bof know dis ain't gonna work." Or is everyone is afraid to offend a large population who cannot speak proper English and do not want to do so, so they are not confused as one of us Americans? If Hollywood keeps pandering to the anti's, I am afraid more and more will be avoiding movies in the future.
The other distraction was watching it all in "glare vision" with barely any hue or color, just white light, post-nuclear fog and dull tones. Without Amy and the good story it would be trash can liner..