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A Navy SEAL is pulled back in to stop mercenaries and a former comrade from seizing US missile controls. Sustained gun combat, hostage threats, bomb talk and frequent strong swearing run through it. Fine with a parent from 15. Younger teens who dislike loud military action should skip it.
Uplifting themes
A team risks everything to stop a domestic terror plot The lead SEAL keeps pushing to protect people under fire
Story (may spoil tone)
Navy Seal Jake Harris must stop a team of mercenaries, led by his disillusioned former comrade, from disabling the US missile defense network.
Details
Violence Frequent gunfights, hostage threats and mercenary combat. People get sh…
Frequent gunfights, hostage threats and mercenary combat. People get shot and killed
Language Lots of strong swearing, mostly the f-word, plus the s-word, hell and g…
Lots of strong swearing, mostly the f-word, plus the s-word, hell and g-word
Frightening Hostage tension, bomb talk and a race to stop a missile-defense takeover
Hostage tension, bomb talk and a race to stop a missile-defense takeover
Gore / death / weapons Realistic guns and combat deaths with some blood; not torture-detail go…
Realistic guns and combat deaths with some blood; not torture-detail gore
Dangerous behaviour Military tactics and gun play that kids might try to copy in play
Military tactics and gun play that kids might try to copy in play
Mental health A disillusioned veteran carries wartime trauma into the fight
A disillusioned veteran carries wartime trauma into the fight
Flashing lights We do not have enough information about flashing lights for this versio…
We do not have enough information about flashing lights for this version to confidently confirm.
Talk after watching
- When is using force to stop a threat the right call, and when does it go too far?
- A soldier turns against his old side. What could push someone that far?
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