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“STRATTON” Fast Paced Terrorism Movie
Review by John Delia, Sr. Spy movies are a dime a dozen, but then one comes along that
January 5, 2018
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Review by John Delia, Sr. Spy movies are a dime a dozen, but then one comes along that
Review By John Delia This cat and mouse thriller takes a startling twist as it weaves a tale of terrorism and trust in the film
They’re not actors, directors Mike McCoy and Scott Waugh did not want them to be. The main characters in the movie Act of Valor are real Navy SEALs and they perform like one of the best freedom fighter units that the United States could ever produce. The film does more than entertain; it gives Americans a chance to see what the armed forces are doing to protect their freedom up close and personal.
Completely engrossed is the only way I can describe my seeing The Baader Meinhof Complex. The film is based on a true story that shows the effects of terrorism and the determination of left-wing extremists. Insightful yet despotic the film made me cringe at times seeing the lengths and means terrorists will go to make their point. It’s an astonishing film that reaches deep into the gut of an activist group that really changed Germany over a ten-year span starting in the late 60’s and brought the meaning of terrorism to the forefront.