A nerve and spine tingling raw real life political international drama that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

Rating: 8/10 (14 January 2013)

After watching "Zero Dark Thirty" you and I can respect the CIA and Navy seals and U.S. military for all they do it's one dangerous job. And every American knows of the harrowing real life story of the manhunt for Osama Bin Laden a decade long one that when finally the man was destroyed relieved everyone. This picture directed by Kathryn Bigelow("The Hurt Locker") is long and a drawn out telling of the journey and years of CIA work from 2001 till 2011 when Osama was brought down. And somewhat raw and grueling is the interrogation scenes of torture techniques used as this picture displayed them in a brutal manner. It's one lead, one tip, one statement after another combined with the best camera and military survey equipment that the federal government has that leads slowly, but surely to the downfall of the evil radical. This film is one massive behind the scenes journey of top notch secretive work it's suspenseful and nerve binding. And shining thru it all is the bright little lady working undercover with the CIA it's Maya(in a very blunt and fearless performance from Jessica Chastain). Overall "Zero Dark Thirty" is one film that pays tribute to the unsung people as it highlights the little behind the scenes things are important as all of it leads to freedom and justice for all Americans.