Beyond the Call to Duty

I was looking forward to this film when I had rented it.

Then when the kids are not around so I can watch this horror film that looked like it had such potential.

I see what looks like the Audio-visual club from the local community collage put it together.

A delta operator that is an easy 60lbs over the maximum allowable weight?

Special forces guy that is drunk on 7 beers?

Bad camera work and the audio seems like it was done without external microphones.

The only thing that was worse was the fight scenes.

I can't give less then a 1... tragic.

This is one of the top 3 WORST ''movies'' I have ever seen. This is so bad that if I was a financer of this atrocity, I would sue them for fraud.

It's so atrocious that I will refer to it as a VIDEO, because it does not deserve to be called a movie. This is so bad that it gets a sub-zero rating in my book.

I feel bad for anyone that joined this project in hopes of making a MOVIE. I would force them to remove my name from the credits.

At about the 1 minute mark, I already knew this movie would be getting a 1 star. A special forces operator that is 70+ pounds overweight, and another that looks like he would break in half if he tried to lift a sack of potatoes?

What bothers me the most is the misdirection from the cover of the VIDEO, to the name, to the description. With an epic name like ''Beyond the Call to Duty'', I naturally expect an epic production that makes me feel like a can of whoop ass has been opened.... the only can that was opened in this little production is TRASH CAN.

This movie is so bad, that I actually watched it through the end just because I wanted to see how bad it can get. And I must say it didn't disappoint me.

This movie was horrible, it honestly looked like the local college's AV club had a fundraiser to make a movie and this was the end result. The acting was so unbelievably bad. The mics they used were of low-quality. The special effects weren't horrible but were still very bad.

Now if you look at the movies cover it appears to be something that relates to the Call Of Duty game franchise and this movie is meant to fool the consumers into buying/renting this movie. I would not recommend this to anyone, this movie is only good for getting 5 minutes of laughter of how bad it really is.

I picked this movie to watch because when I saw the cover, I thought it said "Call of Duty". My immediate reaction was "WHAT?? There's an official Call of Duty movie?? Hopefully Soap and Capt. Price are in it!!" Then I started watching it and lo and behold, it became clear to me that I was the unfortunate victim of a marketing scam. I bet I'm not the only one. This is most certainly not a Call of Duty movie. Activision, Treyarch, Infinity Ward. None of them have anything to do with this mess. It doesn't even have 1/10th of the average budget of a Call of Duty video game. How was I duped? Look closely at the art. Do you see it? Yep. It says "Call TO Duty". It even has the same font and logo as the latest CoD game! I don't know how that happened but good for these guys for getting away with it. I'm sure by hanging on Call of Duty's coat tails, they've managed to sell a few copies. Let me tell you something, fellow movie watcher people out there. This film is terrible; not just terrible but absolutely horrendous. It looks like a community college undergraduate student film on a really really really tight budget (like under $500...Ok, maybe a grand). I bet they could have only made it after the director sold his Kia. The plot is beyond stupid. If you've ever played the zombie survival mini-games in Call of Duty, you probably know what this movie is about. It's that...as a live action film but horribly terribly done. The writing is appalling. The special effects ridiculous and extremely cheap. The actors are unskilled and awkward. If only it was narrated by 14 year old boys yelling obscenities at the actors, it would seem more like the CoD game. Alas, this film is garbage. Straight up garbage. Throw it away. Burn it. Delete it. Don't watch it. Never look back.