Lone Survivor (2013 movie): What did the old Afghan captive say to the Navy SEALs after they released him?
As harsh as it can be like everyone has stated “In the morning you will wake up separated from all your blood".”If I were to translate this in an English term:why promise something you can’t keep and leave the ones who saved your life and pretend nothing happened. Money was not the issues, The friendship was and realizing, you put your life to save someone’s life. Blood is thicker than water. Goes both ways with good friends and with family.Why Mohammad Gulab, the savior of Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell, claims ‘Lone Survivor’ got it wrong
What are some movies you were really looking forward to that looked like they were going to be great but ended up sucking?
When I first saw the trailer for ‘Interstellar’ (2014), I was amazed. That was even before I knew who was directing it: Christopher Nolan. Also, I was excited to see Matthew McConaughey attempt to win his second Oscar after ‘Dallas Buyers Club’ (2013).When I finally went to go watch the movie, something just didn’t feel right. I think the focus shifted around way too much in terms of scientific, plot, characters, and even sound.Without ruining too much of the movie, I think Nolan would’ve done a better job if he had focused the movie on either just the scientific visuals, or just the drama of human relations. He kept shifting between the adventure of the different groups of people involved in the plot and the tension was present every other time.It’s kind of hard to explain, but I just felt like Nolan tried to incorporate too much into the plot. It could’ve been quite straightforward, but ended up causing for more confusion for the viewers.The visuals were amazing and I think that’s what Nolan’s primary focus was; to be able to present his scientific views on wormholes.Lastly, I think the ambient sound effects were too high for me to hear the characters speaking. I especially couldn’t hear Professor Brand’s last speech before his death in bed scene.It wasn’t horrible, I enjoyed the visuals quite well, but…As a Nolan movie, it was very disappointing for me.