Oh, this looks good.
I need to read the book, but based on your take it seems the movie followed it closely. I thought it was very well done. Both Bay and Krasinski did an excellent job.The book was awesome...factual, apolitical, objective. I don't know that the movie won't be, but looks like a good movie nonetheless.
^^^^^^THIS!!!^^^^^The film's slug lines of "No support" and "The true story you were never told" are damning just by themselves, and that's how the film can ultimately harm Hillary Clinton; it doesn't even need to mention her name or Barack Obama's to simply remind casual observers of the indisputable facts: that four Americans were left to die, on the anniversary of 9/11/01, by a State Department and White House that seemingly couldn't be bothered in the middle of electioneering to deal with the crisis at hand. U.S. personnel on the ground were left to take matters into their own hands without U.S. military support. Why?
Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/426607/13-hours-michael-bay-benghazi-hillary-clinton
That's why I don't want to see it....it made me mad as hell and saddened me greatly!
That he did. I heard the 3 guys who wrote the book speak on a few radio shows. It sounded bad and it was obvious that the administration was CYA from the start but it was hard to really get an idea of what they did and what they faced. I think Bay did a great job of showing the other side of the story by bringing their experiences and story to the big screen.AT HOT AIR: Film Review: 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi....Much to my surprise, Bay has instead delivered a poignant and harrowing view of the events of September 11, 2012 from the perspective of the people who were there in Benghazi as it unfolded." Posted at 1:30 pm by Glenn Reynolds