Did the same idiot who directed "The Hurt Locker" direct this too?

Rating: 1/10 (18 June 2014)

I want to say I am a full supporter of our Armed Forces. I walked out of The theater without finishing this movie. I went to see it with my father and we were disappointed by this "riveting story by the man who lived it". There are do many issues with the soldiers alone. Why did they not anticipate losing radio communication? Why did the commander leave the Operation Center completely, leaving the rookie in charge. Why did aforementioned rookie calmly answer a call from someone claiming to be the special forces team they just lost contact with and, after having top secret information relayed to him to prove they are who they claim they are, calmly with no rush go wake the commander who was an entire building away? Also, if in the field you believe you have been exposed and your secrecy is in danger, you leave the area, not argue over the hostages. THEY WOULD GIVE YOU UP. Damn morals. YOU ARE BEHIND ENEMY LINES. ACT LIKE IT. Also, after each man has each taken at least 8 AK rounds, which leave a much larger exit than entry, they fall down not 1, not 2, but 3 cliffs! Each time they even manage not to lose everything they have. You also cannot put a foregrip under an M-203 grenade launcher, which would require you to drill through the tube to mount a picantinnay rail, requiring screws to be place into the tube of the M-203. If this was a true story, they shouldn't have copied the entire plot of "Tropic Thunder". I couldn't even finish the movie. There was so much wrong before it even got good. If it was possible, I would give this movie 0 stars.