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Nothing that I found particularly cinematic. It's an entertaining story, and moving at times, but it doesn't really stand out from any generic war/action movie. Would I watch it again? Probably not, but would I recommend watching it at least once? Also no. But do I regret watching it and wish I could have 2 hours of my life back because I resent listening to my friend who recommended it and now think much less of their taste in media for thinking so highly of such a mediocre formulaic slop that could have been shat out by chatGPT? Not me!
So a "maybe if you're stuck on a short flight" then