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Posted: 1/17/2016 12:24:39 AM EST
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I understand that. How hard would it have been for oboso to use his magic phone to give authorization to africom so they could send in SF? Or better yet why didn't state allow the SF that had been in country prior to Stevens visit to stay an extra month or so? I place blame solely on the gov and because of them 4 good men died in that shit hole. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Obama failed to use his phone that day. He failed to authorize the jets to do a fly over or Africom to send SF both could have been in the area in hours. What really needed to happen was an immediate evacuation to a hardened base once Stevens was attacked. They had prior warning of attack, they knew what day it was, they knew the environment, was the proper response, let's wait and see if it gets really bad? Let our $28 militia guard empty offices. It was a rental. Stevens was dead regardless. Special Forces arriving hours later (they made it a point to show the bureaucracy at the airport) was never going to change that. If there was no hardened base to fall back to, that was the failure of many, many people. I hate the term, but it was what it was: neither facility was adequately protected and they had no hardened facility to go to. Working with the hand they were dealt, if (and this is based on the book) the guys had left immediately, before things got bad, they might have been able to prevent the attackers from gaining the initiative. It goes back to my previous Catch 22 statement: react quickly and forcefully and you may prevent the bad guys from gaining the initiative, but you will be branded a cowboy. Wait until the situation in known and/or you're given clearance to go, your fault for being too late. Remember, they were protecting mostly (not ALL/100%) civilians with no military experience; per the book, the protectees were often oblivious to the danger they were in. I understand that. How hard would it have been for oboso to use his magic phone to give authorization to africom so they could send in SF? Or better yet why didn't state allow the SF that had been in country prior to Stevens visit to stay an extra month or so? I place blame solely on the gov and because of them 4 good men died in that shit hole. We agree. When in doubt, send everything/one you can...they can always be recalled and there presence just might you the SA to make a more informed decision. IMO, like so many other times, wasn't on top of things, didn't know what assets were available, what those assets could or could not do, doctrine nor plans in place for the employment of said assets. Once things had gotten out of hand, they didn't want to admit that there was a problem...committing any/additional assets would be admitting that they had screwed up. Just my $0.02. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 12:31:40 AM EST
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I didn't understand the DS guys not having weapons (besides handguns) on them or within arms reach in that environment . Because that's how it is. The non-contract security guys typically have just a sidearm. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 12:40:49 AM EST
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Just got back. Good movie. Everyone's talking about John Krasinski but I thought James Badge Dale was awesome. That dude should be starring in much bigger movies.
Also, it's a little surprising to see Michael Bay make a movie that's not just about two explosions falling in love. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 12:43:44 AM EST
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I saw it tonight. Great movie. Recommend it highly.
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Posted: 1/17/2016 1:17:38 AM EST
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The movie was okay..
I honestly felt that bay did a disservice to the men that died and to the American people by not clearly filling in a lot of the plot holes or explaining exactly who left these guys behind and the people that were consciously aware of it taking place There was an opportunity here and it was not seized |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 1:19:27 AM EST
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The movie was okay.. I honestly felt that bay did a disservice to the men that died and to the American people by not clearly filling in a lot of the plot holes or explaining exactly who left these guys behind and the people that were consciously aware of it taking place There was an opportunity here and it was not seized If he would've done that more than half of the American people wouldn't have watched it. However this movie is a part of history now, and history looks back and the winners and losers. Who do you think will be blamed for his when history looks back at it? |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 1:22:35 AM EST
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If he would've done that more than half of the American people wouldn't have watched it. However this movie is a part of history now, and history looks back and the winners and losers. Who do you think will be blamed for his when history looks back at it? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The movie was okay.. I honestly felt that bay did a disservice to the men that died and to the American people by not clearly filling in a lot of the plot holes or explaining exactly who left these guys behind and the people that were consciously aware of it taking place There was an opportunity here and it was not seized If he would've done that more than half of the American people wouldn't have watched it. However this movie is a part of history now, and history looks back and the winners and losers. Who do you think will be blamed for his when history looks back at it? I hate to break it to you but I went to a Saturday showing at 7 o'clock and I was one of four people there.. You might as well put some spunk on the movie because more people are going to leave clueless than anything |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 1:51:39 AM EST
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I hate to break it to you but I went to a Saturday showing at 7 o'clock and I was one of four people there.. You might as well put some spunk on the movie because more people are going to leave clueless than anything Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The movie was okay.. I honestly felt that bay did a disservice to the men that died and to the American people by not clearly filling in a lot of the plot holes or explaining exactly who left these guys behind and the people that were consciously aware of it taking place There was an opportunity here and it was not seized If he would've done that more than half of the American people wouldn't have watched it. However this movie is a part of history now, and history looks back and the winners and losers. Who do you think will be blamed for his when history looks back at it? I hate to break it to you but I went to a Saturday showing at 7 o'clock and I was one of four people there.. You might as well put some spunk on the movie because more people are going to leave clueless than anything Almost sold out for every show here. If people are too dumb to connect the dots the movie did not connect, then they are a lost cause anyway. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 2:01:28 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I hate to break it to you but I went to a Saturday showing at 7 o'clock and I was one of four people there.. You might as well put some spunk on the movie because more people are going to leave clueless than anything Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: The movie was okay.. I honestly felt that bay did a disservice to the men that died and to the American people by not clearly filling in a lot of the plot holes or explaining exactly who left these guys behind and the people that were consciously aware of it taking place There was an opportunity here and it was not seized If he would've done that more than half of the American people wouldn't have watched it. However this movie is a part of history now, and history looks back and the winners and losers. Who do you think will be blamed for his when history looks back at it? I hate to break it to you but I went to a Saturday showing at 7 o'clock and I was one of four people there.. You might as well put some spunk on the movie because more people are going to leave clueless than anything |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 3:14:43 AM EST
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I hate to break it to you but I went to a Saturday showing at 7 o'clock and I was one of four people there.. You might as well put some spunk on the movie because more people are going to leave clueless than anything Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The movie was okay.. I honestly felt that bay did a disservice to the men that died and to the American people by not clearly filling in a lot of the plot holes or explaining exactly who left these guys behind and the people that were consciously aware of it taking place There was an opportunity here and it was not seized If he would've done that more than half of the American people wouldn't have watched it. However this movie is a part of history now, and history looks back and the winners and losers. Who do you think will be blamed for his when history looks back at it? I hate to break it to you but I went to a Saturday showing at 7 o'clock and I was one of four people there.. You might as well put some spunk on the movie because more people are going to leave clueless than anything I just got back from a 930 showing. Literally every single seat was full. And at the end, it was dead silence. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 3:48:22 AM EST
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Clintons are always involved in this shit. Mogadishu and Benghazi. Not a coincidence. Fuck liberals. FBHO. FHRC.
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Posted: 1/17/2016 4:24:35 AM EST
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Took my 17 year old son yesterday. Theater was about half full. At the end a guy who was sitting somewhere near the front of the theater yelled out some thing to the effect of, " Just remember this come November."
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Posted: 1/17/2016 4:45:07 AM EST
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Went and watched it tonight, theater was packed.
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Posted: 1/17/2016 5:31:11 AM EST
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The movie was okay.. I honestly felt that bay did a disservice to the men that died and to the American people by not clearly filling in a lot of the plot holes or explaining exactly who left these guys behind and the people that were consciously aware of it taking place There was an opportunity here and it was not seized If he would've done that more than half of the American people wouldn't have watched it. However this movie is a part of history now, and history looks back and the winners and losers. Who do you think will be blamed for his when history looks back at it? I hate to break it to you but I went to a Saturday showing at 7 o'clock and I was one of four people there.. You might as well put some spunk on the movie because more people are going to leave clueless than anything I just got back from a 930 showing. Literally every single seat was full. And at the end, it was dead silence. 11 a.m. show yesterday was maybe 1/3 full. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 7:03:28 AM EST
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My wife and I went to the 4pm showing at Alamo Drafthouse, it was pretty much sold out. Complete silence at the end, you could tell everyone was upset.
I hope that people go home and look up the missing pieces from the story and learn what really happened. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 7:18:20 AM EST
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The movie was okay.. I honestly felt that bay did a disservice to the men that died and to the American people by not clearly filling in a lot of the plot holes or explaining exactly who left these guys behind and the people that were consciously aware of it taking place There was an opportunity here and it was not seized The opportunity you speak of would've landed the movie in the trash instead of on the big screen. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 9:00:55 AM EST
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Of course, I was very interested in the event when it first happened back in 2012 so my rage now is still high, but I've had awhile to simmer down about it (thankfully or I would have been yelling about Obama and Hillary in the theater until I was removed). That said, the movie was still really hard to watch and not get upset about. There were a few moments in the film that ease the tension when one of the character's says something funny, but just know it's a really heavy film. I don't know why we haven't been able to pinpoint the break down in the chain of command that obviously happened. However, if I had to guess I'd say that the CIA wasn't just removing weapons off the black market, but rather sending them to Syrian rebels. My ignorant in the dark opinion is that something big and covert was going down that not even Republicans in the Congress at the end of the day want to see the light of day and so Hillary and Obama are going to get a pass. I hope I'm wrong. What I will never understand is how Obama can be in a tux at the White House Press Dinner during any of that. I don't understand how any administration that is otherwise so cautious at revealing anything would so quickly release a false conclusion as to why the attack happened? I mean only when I view it in the light of it being an event that happened very close to the Presidential election does it make any sense that the White House would be so quick to put out the bad information that they did whether it was intentional lying or not. One of the tragedies is that Ambassador Stevens appears to have deeply believed in the mission to help Libya and the people who sent him on that mission were quick to abandon it after his death. Now Libya is a failed state and a haven for terrorists and one huge criminal black market for weapons that will find their way to being used against our citizens and our allies at some point. A complete and total failure diplomatically and politically yet somehow the President and Hillary are immune from it all. I don't know how the President and Hillary sleep at night. Any human being with basic feelings would be haunted by that the rest of their lives. God bless those brave men who lost their lives and those who lived through that tragedy. You assume the people in charge want stability in that part of the world. I think they wanted the instability and caused it because they want the current refugee crisis. I can't quite put my finger on their end game but I'm sure this instability in that part of the world and the refugee crisis is a major part of their plan. This arab spring nonsense just doesn't add up. For Obama's entire life he has railed against American imperialism yet the first thing he does when he gets in office is start fucking around in North Africa and doing exactly what he spent a lifetime protesting. It just doesn't make any sense. Watch 2016: Obama's America and it'll make more sense. Make all the sense in the world after you realize what Obama really wants for America. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 9:02:02 AM EST
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I saw the movie yesterday. I really enjoyed it and will likely pay to go see it again. As another person said, while there isn't much "political" focus, it isn't hard to connect the dots. I also loved some of the small hits like the two guys talking about how it was sparked by a youtube video. Yes, you will leave pissed but hopefully it inspires everyone to take some initiative to make everyone else wake up. I had to laugh,some lady at the end of the movie openly voiced her disgust by shouting "and Hillary wants to run for president". At any rate highly recommend the movie!
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Posted: 1/17/2016 9:03:55 AM EST
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The movie was okay.. I honestly felt that bay did a disservice to the men that died and to the American people by not clearly filling in a lot of the plot holes or explaining exactly who left these guys behind and the people that were consciously aware of it taking place There was an opportunity here and it was not seized If he would've done that more than half of the American people wouldn't have watched it. However this movie is a part of history now, and history looks back and the winners and losers. Who do you think will be blamed for his when history looks back at it? I hate to break it to you but I went to a Saturday showing at 7 o'clock and I was one of four people there.. You might as well put some spunk on the movie because more people are going to leave clueless than anything 12:15 on a Saturday and it was 80% full. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 9:16:26 AM EST
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Wife and i went to see this movie yesterday. Great movie and highly recommended. About half the audience clapped at the end. Sadly I don't think the typical American movie viewer will put two and two together and understand the Whitehouse and Clinton was responsible.
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Posted: 1/17/2016 9:29:19 AM EST
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I saw it last night.
The entire audience gave a standing ovation at the end of the film, clapping. Michael Bay gets a pass for the rest of his life, he did an incredible job here and it makes you feel great to be an American. The cast was equally as impressive. Great job all around. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 9:33:16 AM EST
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Anyone else get annoyed by the Salient Glock and AR? Just sorta removed me from the movie.
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Posted: 1/17/2016 9:34:21 AM EST
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I don't know which pissed me off more. The circumstances the movie portrayed or that I sat in an empty theater at 7pm on a Saturday night. 6 guys from the Fort and me in the back row and that was it.
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Posted: 1/17/2016 9:38:00 AM EST
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Anyone else get annoyed by the Salient Glock and AR? Just sorta removed me from the movie. No, I didn't give a shit about the guns they were using because the story they were telling needed to be told. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 9:38:16 AM EST
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I hate to break it to you but I went to a Saturday showing at 7 o'clock and I was one of four people there.. You might as well put some spunk on the movie because more people are going to leave clueless than anything Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The movie was okay.. I honestly felt that bay did a disservice to the men that died and to the American people by not clearly filling in a lot of the plot holes or explaining exactly who left these guys behind and the people that were consciously aware of it taking place There was an opportunity here and it was not seized If he would've done that more than half of the American people wouldn't have watched it. However this movie is a part of history now, and history looks back and the winners and losers. Who do you think will be blamed for his when history looks back at it? I hate to break it to you but I went to a Saturday showing at 7 o'clock and I was one of four people there.. You might as well put some spunk on the movie because more people are going to leave clueless than anything Your experience differs greatly from mine. I saw it last night (Saturday) at 7:30 and the place was PACKED, even more so than for Star Wars which I also saw on it's opening Saturday. I thought the movie was great. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 9:40:30 AM EST
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Your experience differs greatly from mine. I saw it last night (Saturday) at 7:30 and the place was PACKED, even more so than for Star Wars which I also saw on it's opening Saturday. I thought the movie was great. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The movie was okay.. I honestly felt that bay did a disservice to the men that died and to the American people by not clearly filling in a lot of the plot holes or explaining exactly who left these guys behind and the people that were consciously aware of it taking place There was an opportunity here and it was not seized If he would've done that more than half of the American people wouldn't have watched it. However this movie is a part of history now, and history looks back and the winners and losers. Who do you think will be blamed for his when history looks back at it? I hate to break it to you but I went to a Saturday showing at 7 o'clock and I was one of four people there.. You might as well put some spunk on the movie because more people are going to leave clueless than anything Your experience differs greatly from mine. I saw it last night (Saturday) at 7:30 and the place was PACKED, even more so than for Star Wars which I also saw on it's opening Saturday. I thought the movie was great. Yep, I saw it thursday night and not a seat was open. A friend saw it yesterday and said the same and he saw it early in the day. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 9:50:08 AM EST
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I saw it last night. The entire audience gave a standing ovation at the end of the film, clapping. Michael Bay gets a pass for the rest of his life, he did an incredible job here and it makes you feel great to be an American. The cast was equally as impressive. Great job all around. How did the cast and Michael Bay react to the clapping?  I never understood why people clap in a movie since applause is meant to be received by the performers. Yeah, I actually know why, but I'm that guy. 
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Posted: 1/17/2016 9:50:39 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Agency and 'Bob' challenging movie's version of events: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/former-cia-chief-in-benghazi-challenges-film-version-of-2012-attack/2016/01/15/9cf2defc-baf7-11e5-b682-4bb4dd403c7d_story.html "According to the officer in charge of the CIA’s Benghazi base that night, the scene in the movie is entirely untrue. "There never was a stand-down order,” said the base chief known as Bob, speaking publicly for the first time. "At no time did I ever second-guess that the team would depart.” The question of whether someone had issued a "stand down” has loomed over Benghazi since the immediate aftermath of the attacks. The initial speculation centered mainly on whether an official in Washington, including then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, had impeded rescue attempts — an allegation rejected by a series of congressional inquiries. A 2014 House Intelligence Committee report found "no evidence that there was either a stand down order or a denial of available air support.” The book and film, by contrast, blame Bob for blocking the departure of security operators until it was too late. The author of the book, Mitchell Zuckoff, said in a telephone interview that he stands by the depiction and that it is based on first-hand accounts. According to the book and the movie, the security contractors assembled their weapons and jumped into vehicles to begin a rescue mission. Bob, they said, ordered them to wait. Bob acknowledged that he was "concerned about an ambush” and that a departure by the security team would have "left our base more vulnerable to attack.” But, he said, "there was never any question that there was going to be a rescue mission,” and no instruction by him to hold off. Instead, Bob said he spent much of the immediate period after the attack began, about 20 minutes, standing beside the leader of the GRS team — who still works at the CIA — scrambling to enlist local security teams." |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 9:50:45 AM EST
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Anyone else get annoyed by the Salient Glock and AR? Just sorta removed me from the movie. Didn't even notice the Salient guns. What did annoy me is 40 armed terrorists advancing on the compound at midnight and the US operators defending the compound had to wait to see a weapon pointed in their direction before they could open fire. Like there was any question why 40 armed men would be advancing on the compound at midnight. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 9:52:31 AM EST
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I hate to break it to you but I went to a Saturday showing at 7 o'clock and I was one of four people there.. You might as well put some spunk on the movie because more people are going to leave clueless than anything Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The movie was okay.. I honestly felt that bay did a disservice to the men that died and to the American people by not clearly filling in a lot of the plot holes or explaining exactly who left these guys behind and the people that were consciously aware of it taking place There was an opportunity here and it was not seized If he would've done that more than half of the American people wouldn't have watched it. However this movie is a part of history now, and history looks back and the winners and losers. Who do you think will be blamed for his when history looks back at it? I hate to break it to you but I went to a Saturday showing at 7 o'clock and I was one of four people there.. You might as well put some spunk on the movie because more people are going to leave clueless than anything Same here. Not many people. I don't think it's as good as BHD but better than Lone Survivor. It may do Lone Survivor box office numbers if it's lucky. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 10:14:57 AM EST
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Same here. Not many people. I don't think it's as good as BHD but better than Lone Survivor. It may do Lone Survivor box office numbers if it's lucky. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The movie was okay.. I honestly felt that bay did a disservice to the men that died and to the American people by not clearly filling in a lot of the plot holes or explaining exactly who left these guys behind and the people that were consciously aware of it taking place There was an opportunity here and it was not seized If he would've done that more than half of the American people wouldn't have watched it. However this movie is a part of history now, and history looks back and the winners and losers. Who do you think will be blamed for his when history looks back at it? I hate to break it to you but I went to a Saturday showing at 7 o'clock and I was one of four people there.. You might as well put some spunk on the movie because more people are going to leave clueless than anything Same here. Not many people. I don't think it's as good as BHD but better than Lone Survivor. It may do Lone Survivor box office numbers if it's lucky. You guys acting like it's a historical landmark are funny though.. this thing will be in the Walmart $5 basket soon It doesn't explain shit.. it doesn't even mention hearings it doesn't even show in news clip from the news release this could have easily been done without name dropping.. I guess most people will be the theatre still thinking Johnny chimpo is the reason this thing kicked off.. And I don't understand why they didn't put more emphasis on the treatment of the ambassador |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 10:30:35 AM EST
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I suppose if "Bob" would like to clear his name and set the record straight, he'd better come forward and bring everything into the cold light of day then. "Bob" doesn't need to clear his name. Nobody knows his name. Bob was the station chief in Baghdad wasn't he? 
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Posted: 1/17/2016 10:38:52 AM EST
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Anyone else get annoyed by the Salient Glock and AR? Just sorta removed me from the movie. More than one person in this thread mentioned Salient Arms, in a less than positive manner. I don't know what the issue is. Would someone please explain how or why Salient creates a negative re-action? |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 10:50:39 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Bob was the station chief in Baghdad wasn't he? http://www.wnd.com/files/2014/03/baghdad-bob-300.jpg Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: I suppose if "Bob" would like to clear his name and set the record straight, he'd better come forward and bring everything into the cold light of day then. "Bob" doesn't need to clear his name. Nobody knows his name. Bob was the station chief in Baghdad wasn't he? http://www.wnd.com/files/2014/03/baghdad-bob-300.jpg Baghdad Bob had balls. As portrayed the station chief didn't. And good movie. It left me feeling like I got punched in the stomach and it pissed me off. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 10:54:39 AM EST
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You guys acting like it's a historical landmark are funny though.. this thing will be in the Walmart $5 basket soon It doesn't explain shit.. it doesn't even mention hearings it doesn't even show in news clip from the news release this could have easily been done without name dropping.. I guess most people will be the theatre still thinking Johnny chimpo is the reason this thing kicked off.. And I don't understand why they didn't put more emphasis on the treatment of the ambassador Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The movie was okay.. I honestly felt that bay did a disservice to the men that died and to the American people by not clearly filling in a lot of the plot holes or explaining exactly who left these guys behind and the people that were consciously aware of it taking place There was an opportunity here and it was not seized If he would've done that more than half of the American people wouldn't have watched it. However this movie is a part of history now, and history looks back and the winners and losers. Who do you think will be blamed for his when history looks back at it? I hate to break it to you but I went to a Saturday showing at 7 o'clock and I was one of four people there.. You might as well put some spunk on the movie because more people are going to leave clueless than anything Same here. Not many people. I don't think it's as good as BHD but better than Lone Survivor. It may do Lone Survivor box office numbers if it's lucky. You guys acting like it's a historical landmark are funny though.. this thing will be in the Walmart $5 basket soon It doesn't explain shit.. it doesn't even mention hearings it doesn't even show in news clip from the news release this could have easily been done without name dropping.. I guess most people will be the theatre still thinking Johnny chimpo is the reason this thing kicked off.. And I don't understand why they didn't put more emphasis on the treatment of the ambassador Have you read the book? Should really read the book. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 11:00:25 AM EST
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Saw it, FBHO and Hitlary, both should be arrested for murder and treason and other crimes against the People of the United States of America and it's Allies.
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Posted: 1/17/2016 11:02:06 AM EST
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I get it.. the book is probably great. Most Americans have a hard time being literate.. Just wish they would have dropped a bit more ques.
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Posted: 1/17/2016 11:05:56 AM EST
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I get it.. the book is probably great. Most Americans have a hard time being literate.. Just wish they would have dropped a bit more ques. This thing should be generating some political buzz and intrigue from the low informed That wasn't the point of the movie, the point of the movie was to get their story out there. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 11:07:14 AM EST
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I get it.. the book is probably great. Most Americans have a hard time being literate.. Just wish they would have dropped a bit more ques. This thing should be generating some political buzz and intrigue from the low informed That wasn't the point of the movie, the point of the movie was to get their story out there. Pablo did a good job as a Ranger.. Ill give him that 
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Posted: 1/17/2016 11:10:52 AM EST
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Watched it last night and it was a very good movie, just left me more angry.
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Posted: 1/17/2016 11:12:34 AM EST
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I get it.. the book is probably great. Most Americans have a hard time being literate.. Just wish they would have dropped a bit more ques. This thing should be generating some political buzz and intrigue from the low informed That wasn't the point of the movie, the point of the movie was to get their story out there. Pablo did a good job as a Ranger.. Ill give him that http://parade.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/orange-is-the-new-black-pornstache-leaving-vtr.jpg I like the dude who played Rone and Oz. Also this wasn't going to be the anti FHRC or FBHO like some of us wanted it to be. I wanted them to hold the exec branch accountable for their lack of action when action could have been done. |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 11:16:30 AM EST
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Saw it last night. Early 6:30pm show. Probably 85% full theater. See if I can get my brother to go and I'll see it again.
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Posted: 1/17/2016 11:17:30 AM EST
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Watched it last night and it was a very good movie, just left me more angry. The crowd was 100% white and mostly 20 to 40 year olds with a few ex mil guys mixed in with a 3/4 full theater. Most people seemed to like it and everyone was very quiet afterwards. I hope it spurs those young people to question a few things they have seen and heard. Other than a really loud mexican family every other dude there was wearing 5.11 pants and a backwards condor hat .. some type of facial hair as well |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 11:18:38 AM EST
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You will walk out sad then PISSED. F@$K politicians and their mealy mouth weak ass, career focused, power and politics . Yeah they wanted to fundamentally change America. Not on my watch. Those that want to be in power and put party politics first, they don't belong on these shores. Problem is...I'm pissed going into the theater. My hair will probably be on fire when I leave.  I read the book while on a cruise. Definitely, was not a relaxing book to read on a cruise. If I thought that the genetic passengers could be properly motivated by my speech and the ship had the range to make it to Benghazi the mutiny and following results would have been epic. However, the killing of Libyans would have had be stopped for and hour at 1400 everyday (bingo) and ended by 1700 (early dinner). Not a book or a movie (which if it follows the book) you want to come out happy from. Which book is it? I get three or four that show up when I search it. http://i64.tinypic.com/a2t846.jpg Finished it earlier this week. Going to see the move here in a couple hours |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 11:20:19 AM EST
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Watched it last night and it was a very good movie, just left me more angry. The crowd was 100% white and mostly 20 to 40 year olds with a few ex mil guys mixed in with a 3/4 full theater. Most people seemed to like it and everyone was very quiet afterwards. I hope it spurs those young people to question a few things they have seen and heard. Seriously? The African American community spends a higher percentage of income on entertainment than Caucasians. They compose a high percentage of the focus of advertising per capita. Why would they not be all over this movie? |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 11:30:13 AM EST
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I really liked the film. It could have used a little more explanation of the political decisions. Not quite as good as BHD, but close.
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Posted: 1/17/2016 11:31:13 AM EST
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The terms Michael Bay and good movie should not be used together. Ever. Glad you liked it OP. But fuck Michael Bay, you couldn't pay me to watch anything that hack had his hands on. That's the spirit! Make sure not to support any pro-American movies so Hollywood will make less of them! http://www.atomictango.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/guinness-brilliant1.jpg Yup |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 11:34:12 AM EST
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I just cant get over the tall skinny guy from the office being an elite operator.. John Krasinski fucking nailed the part. There are plenty of "elite operators" who look and act nothing like the stereotype. http://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/747e505c2485f704fbe70ec3ad61044556fd7089/c=152-0-1806-1243&r=x408&c=540x405/local/-/media/2016/01/11/USATODAY/USATODAY/635881144692964630-AP-FILM-REVIEW-13-HOURS-THE-SECRET-SOLDIERS-OF-BE-78723528.JPG They ailed the Tonto character |
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Posted: 1/17/2016 11:48:21 AM EST
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Saw it Saturday. It sucked! They didn't show Clinton going to prison at the end.
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Posted: 1/17/2016 11:51:19 AM EST
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Watched it last night and it was a very good movie, just left me more angry. The crowd was 100% white and mostly 20 to 40 year olds with a few ex mil guys mixed in with a 3/4 full theater. Most people seemed to like it and everyone was very quiet afterwards. I hope it spurs those young people to question a few things they have seen and heard. Seriously? The African American community spends a higher percentage of income on entertainment than Caucasians. They compose a high percentage of the focus of advertising per capita. Why would they not be all over this movie? "Ride Along 2" was playing on another screen? |
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