In a powerful story of global anti-terrorism inspired by real life missions, Act of Valor combines stunning combat scenes, up-to-the minute battlefield technology, and heart-pumping emotion for the ultimate action adventure.Īct of Valor takes you deep into the secretive world of today’s most elite, highly trained group of warriors. Now they have drawn a shipboard assignment off Central America-an easy day.īut for a Navy SEAL, the only easy day was yesterday.
And for all that time, the Bandito Platoon SEALS from SEAL Team Seven have been on continuous combat rotation.
Just do, you will not regret it.The Navy SEALs have been fighting terrorists around the world for over a decade. When your 13 it's really depends, but once you reach 14 or 15, just see it with you dad. I saw it when I was 13 with my dad and was fine. Because of the content I definitely don't recommend it to anyone under 12. You couldn't ask for better of these, the good guys are courageous, and selfless at all time and yet will stop and nothing, and I mean nothing, to protect each other and the homeland.Īll in all this is a must see for anyone 14 and over with their dad. None except a few goodbye kisses and a few bikini clad girls. (Black Hawk Down has 37 F-words, lone survivor has 140) Throw in a handful of s-words, a racial slur (skinny) or two, a**-hole, dam* and hell and you have a considerably low swear tally for the genre. It's hardly noticeable, but one is paired with mother. We see many combat sequences that depict anything from hand to hand combat to SWCC boats opening fire with mini guns and 50 cals from South American rivers. It's the intensity that really gets you though. There is frequent blood spatter on windows though. Much of the combat is depicted Call of Duty style from a rifle cam. Perhaps the worst gore we see is a sniper kill through the scope. There is a good, but not extreme, amount of gore. But also be thankful for films that give that glimpse so we can appreciate the horrors they go through and pray for our service members. I guarantee you that if all the violence in war was depicted in full from their perspective without all the sugar coating, it would exceed an NC-17 rating.īe thankful they serve and protect us and see the violence so we don't have to. But films like this give us a glimpse into what these men and women do for us.
War isn't, nor should it be, a public spectacle. The SEALs are sent out on a personnel recovery mission and discover that it is only the beginning, as they discover a plot to smuggle suicide bombers into the US under the cover of a drug trading organization. Without to many spoilers, I'll tell you the basic plot of the film: It follows SEAL Team 7 and the families. The film Act of Valor (Rated R for strong violence including some torture, and some strong language) is based of the real missions of the US Navy SEALs.
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