This is the thematic (and spiritual) successor to Game of Thrones, somehow.
Though I felt nauseous from the one-shot and I was pressed about the video game-esque opening hour, this sprouted into an awesome film. After around 1:10 I started regretting never seeing this in theaters when it came out (I told my dad “let’s go watch this war movie that came out and everyone is saying is good” and he said “no”). Some untapped potential tbf, but it’s good, I’d say. The final act is immensely responsible for this film’s success, because it really is tuff.
