i did a google and he actually denied that he gave the order to you know what during the attack.
even obama also lied saying they did everything they could. all in all its a real shit storm wat happen there.. more worst then black hawk down i think

*no spoiler intended*

according to wiki... seems the film is loyal to the event documentation. and... "In her role as Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton subsequently took responsibility for the security lapses.". well, she is about to become the next POTUS!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_Benghazi_attack

anyone who like 13 hours can check out these of the same genre, supposedly true or based on true events.

black hawk down
green zone
acts of valor
zero dark thirty
argo
american sniper
hyena road

Saving Private Ryan--The Facts Behind the Story

While the basic story in this film is fiction, there are a number of factual elements involved. In the story, two brothers from the Ryan family - the only children - are both soldiers sent to the ETO during World War II. One brother is killed on D-Day and the remaining brother - a paratrooper with the 101st Airborne Division - has been mis-dropped over Normandy and can't be found. The U.S. Army badly wants to find him and get him out of combat since he's now become the Ryan family's sole-surviving son.

There was an actual case like this that occurred in World War II but it was hardly as dramatic. On orders from the War Department, a soldier who was thought to be a sole-surviving son was actually ordered out of combat to preserve the family line. In that case, a brother had been killed in action and another brother was missing in action and presumed lost. It turns out the second brother was repatriated, but that was after the third son had been sent out of the combat zone.

Such procedures were rare but common in applicable cases in World War II as a result of the loss of five brothers of the Sullivan family when their ship, the cruiser USS Juneau, was sunk in the south Pacific. Congress passed a law (known as the Sullivan Law) after that tragic event which effectively restricted brothers from serving together in combat units and kept sole-surviving sons from assignment to a combat zone unless that individual volunteered.

Saving Private Ryan?

war, yes, but not that kind of war.

maybe i should called that list subgenre "war-terror/extremists".

Gods of Egypt (2016) Addendum

For my original review, please goto

Mov Freak's Gods of Egypt Review

It is STILL not good second time round...

Was surprise to discover that Chadwick Boseman played Thoth (he is now more well know as Black Panther)
What is sad is that if you watched the making of, the whole team put so much afford into this movie. I actually had more fun watching the making of, compared with the actual movie (At the beginning of the movie, there was a fight between Set and Horus, in the making of, during rehearsal, Horus (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) kept grabbing Set (Gerard Butler) privates.... When Set was standing over Horus.... (Gerard actually blushed!! )

Also sad the fact I was enthusiastic about this movie was because of Alex Proyas (who also directed I Robot (2004) and Dark City (1998) both I like alot)

A for effort
D for delivery...

My Additional Two Sen

just teasing...

besides x-men apocalypse and star trek beyond this year, these are also coming!

Nice!

Er... no love for Eye of Agamotto, Doctor Strange??

Watched Zoolander 2 yesterday....

The only thing worth mention about that is Benedict Cumberbatch' s All!!

never liked the minor characters in marvel.

only x-men, iron man, cap am and spiderman make my list.

Thor: You mere mortal,  how dare you! I am the blood-son of Odin, heir to the throne of Asgard. Mjolnir, to me!! 

thor is the one i dislike most.

can only watch him in avengers, not standalone.

The Revenant

This movie does not sound sexy, not inspiring initially just by looking at the poster, and the whole image seems to suggest that the movie was meant for serious weekday watch, paid to watch, that is. Not as a weekend leisure enjoyment.

Well after watching it I tend to agree only on one thing.  This is not a weekend Leisure enjoyment, but for serious movie buff, this is a must watch.  Especially true if we somehow seems to get saturated by over the top CGI, mindless actions, Hollywood mass productions overdose.

The whole film was shot as if entirely with one wide angle lens.  Which I love, especially on the wild and ruthless terrain of the American Winter West. Wide angle also gave us the perspective of being an observant within the story itself.

Oh CGI is definitely there for sure. They are there just to make the events very very realistic.  The bear scene, how many of you all who have watched it fearing the bear will actually bite his groin ?  I do !  Dont' laugh ya.

The story is convincing, and it showed the raw and punishing events happening in a very tough natural environment. I like the movie very much. 

I was pleasantly surprised that the haunting soundtracks was actually penned by Ryuichi Sakamoto ! It surely did not sound like his !

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