Purposeful pro- Amero-Israel propaganda and nothing more

Rating: 5/10 (4 January 2014)

From the opening credits this looks like a total glamorization of the USA military industrial complex. The triumphant music plays as shots of marines/special forces training flow by, then finishes with a "Silent Night" Christian song being sung by the troops. Cinematography is excellent. Following are shots of a USA army base in the middle east somewhere with family photos on the wall of Americans accompanied by relaxing Midwest guitar twangs. Glamorization? Yes methinks. Total propaganda. Join the Army son! All the opening marine characters are Gentile white man, one of whom has an Asian wife, whom he speaks in ebonics to on a overseas computer chat. What follows is a beheading scene by the Taliban. OK, now we are sure of it...thank you Hollywood. USA = good guys, everyone else = bad guys. We get it!
Basically, if you're looking for a political commentary, or perhaps an intelligent, well-sided look into the current state of American foreign affairs, don't watch this movie.
This is nothing more than a glamorization of how the Gentile is sent out to fight the wars for its Israeli puppetmasters. Once the viewer concludes this, they can then take their thinking caps off and simply gloss over the amazing cinematography and action sequences (of which there are many).
Action starts fairly soon and doesn't stop until the end of the movie, very good action scenes, good fighting, and scenery. Some of the violence is very gruesome. Headshots lost limbs etc.
Climactic all-American one-liner: "You can die for your country, I'm going to live for mine!", proceeded by a flurry of Rambo-esque gunfire.
All in all a decent action movie. Unfortunately it is purposeful pro- Amero-Israel propaganda and nothing more.