Outlawed

The acting was awful, and the script, worse. From the narration at the very start, I knew this was low budget tat.

This film has an abundance of problems but the worst is the grating non-stop instrumental score that drowns out bits of dialogue and overreaches for dramatic effect throughout. I had to watch it on mute with subtitles for half the film. Truth...I should have just turned the film off. It fails even as an action movie because the action, well, it sucks. The sexy scenes are like mini music videos. Don't waste time on this film. I do not recommend it. 2/10 because it tried.

Starts slowly and builds to a gratuitous mix of shocking violence and titillating erotica. Calls for suspension of all credibility and provides gut-level entertainment but with overdone, drawn-out wallowing in alcoholic depression on the part of the glib "hero", who sustains critical injuries but still solely prevails against multitudes upon multitudes of heavily armed opponents (and hot chicks with knives). Probably best to watch with fingers on the fast forward and pause buttons.

Got just over 30 min into it, it was bad, and then someone acting as a Lieutenant Commander is sat there her rank slides on the wrong way up! Poor research, poor continuity, poor acting. Did not waste my time finishing the movie, for the first time ever for me, I stopped watching it before the end.

Whoever was the military liaison for this needs shooting. Naval officer women plastered with makeup, Royal Marin boss with WW2 medal ribbons (I have the same set of my granfathers upstairs).

Saluting the audience for medal collection, senior experienced soldiers (apparently) without medals. In todays day and age, any experience squaddie would have one.

Some acting is actually OK but the timing is naff.

The whole story is unbelievable.

Shooting from the hip with intense accuracy. If it was filmed in USA then I could understand it.

Watch the film for a laugh and some good looking ladies (and blokes).