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This is a very well made and filmed story. I really like how they included a back story of the main characters. The action scenes are well done and doesn't feel low budget at all. Very detailed that goes a long way in character development since it's not limited by time like a movie would be. It definitely doesn't hurt that the female characters are beautiful.

My main criticism that drives me up the wall is that this experienced German saboteur unit that appears to be moving very fast toward a goal to blow up a railway, but never seem to make any progress. Like they're going in circles, yet the Russians always are in a position to ambush them. Not to mention the obvious fact that an inexperienced Russian force is able to defeat a larger, better armed, experienced German force. Purely Russian propaganda.

I don't know about you, but unless an action film has mega high levels of violence and gore, I feel like something's missing. This movie does not disappoint in that category.

Normally I don't care for female action stars, but in this case I was not disappointed. At least she doesn't weigh 80 lbs and have arms like twigs, like the garbage coming out of Hollywierd.

The story is not that unique or special, but the action keeps up the tempo and I was never bored. It helps that the opening scenes were so awesome. Very memorable movie, if you like action and lots of blood and gore and acting that was well done.

Why did Hollywood have to ruin "reality tv". Why couldn't they let reality happen? Reality is always better than this made up crap.

This is just another show just like car masters. At least that show has a beautiful woman to draw men in. The cast of Tex Mex motors is pretty lame. I like the premise about getting cars out of Mexico, since like everything in America is overpriced, but that is about it.

For those of us who are old enough to remember when reality shows first hit the airways about 20 years ago, they were so much better.

I just don't understand why they can't make a show like Boyd Coddingtons American Hot Rod. Shows like American Chopper and in a lesser vein Counting Cars and Monster Garage. Instead they make this fake crap with their oversimplification of restoring a car. Just slap a new motor, some body work and paint, suspension with new wheels and tires and voila a week later a masterpiece. Everything fits together like legos. Sure, they add little issues just to make you believe that it's real. They just don't know their audience. I want all the nuts and bolts, the trials and tribulations, the personality conflicts, not this child like fantasy world with made up drama.

Another thing that pisses me off as a Texan is if they are really in El Paso why isn't heat a problem. The sweltering triple digit temperatures. How come none of them are sweaty? No fans in their shop. Are they working in a meat freezer. It is so hot and humid in summer and even spring that I can't lift a finger without breaking into a sweat. So much for reality.