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JALLEN wrote:I doubt anyone who watches a movie has an accurate idea of the events supposedly depicted. Real life just doesn't make for an entertaining movie. It has to be jazzed up, dramatized. At least, that's what John Wayne and Walt Disney did with the Alamo, among others.

It's entertainment, not history.

That as may be, but since the guys who were there helped make this movie, I'll go with this version of events.

Abraham wrote:The evil monster known as "Hillary" had the temerity to call the family members who lost loved ones at Benghazi as liars.

And yet, the pinheads, known as liberals will vote for her if she gets nominated.

Have they no shame...?

Abraham, I think that most people who identify as "liberal" are willfully blind. They see bad things happen, but unless it is something politically attractive to them, or has some direct impact on their daily lives, they tune it out. Maybe we are all "guilty" of that to some degree, but I believe those folks are the "most guilty". I'm not speaking of the leadership on that side of things, but about those who vote. I really hope that a lot of folks will go watch this movie and something in it may cause them to open their eyes just a bit.

My wife and I went to see this movie last night in Wichita Falls at the Cinemark (posted 30.07, but not 30.06).

I want to whole-heartedly endorse this movie if you have any interest in what happened over there. I don't want to ruin the movie so I won't say anything about any details. I will say that there are some very graphic violent scenes, bad language, and so the movie is not for those who are faint of heart or don't condone watching such things. I thought the movie was well-made and I put it right up there with any other movie about "modern" warfare in the desert. The movie never names any political figures that I can remember, other than the Ambassador himself. But they make it very clear how they felt about what happened and where the blame lies. I encourage everyone to go see it.