Don't waste your time seeing this film in anything less than your local monster screen house. This is the type of movie for which they made digital sound, and there is enough low base to rumble you right off your seat. Some of the noises are so loud that you may find yourself jumping straight up in the air. The subwoofers are in overdrive throughout the show.
Every punch sounds like small bombs exploding, which is a metaphor for the rest of the film.
Soon they are asked to take two live nuclear weapons on a low flying mission in a fairly new B-3 stealth bomber. I know you love having the power of god at your fingertips. Soon Deak turns bad, drops the nukes unarmed, and shoots Hale out of the plane. It turns out that Deak has a plan to ransom the return of the bombs, or he will blow up a large part of the southwestern United States. I was a lieutenant in the ROTC at Yale.