Remember that this is a movie, not a documentary

Rating: 9/10 (1 May 2013)

If you do so, you may be able to enjoy the movie better.
Of course, not everything is accurate in the movie. Certain events seem to be over-dramatised. Sometimes, things happen in the movie that are actually very implausible in real life. And of course, a lot of facts or truths are incorporated into the story to lend credibility.
Stop imagining this as a documentary on the search and death of OBL. See it as a dramatisation of the real story that incorporates fiction because we suspect no one really knows the entire truth, due mainly to the scope.
You may not feel for many of the characters - the story isn't as character-driven as you may expect. But you may come feel that the characters all become insignificant in the grand scheme of things.
And no matter your views on torture, you will come to realise real life cannot be supported by idealism alone, and may start to question yourself how staunch your beliefs are, and whether they will stand up to application in real life. It is easy to sit back, in the comfort of our homes, and moralise. I like this movie because it can help one feel the visceral impact of our own morals, wherever we may stand on them.