Recensioni di Metacritic

Land of Bad is an atypical war film because of the contrasts that reflect the different style of modern warfare.

Headlined by a serviceable Liam Hemsworth and a fantastic Russell Crowe in all his hammy scene-stealing glory, it’s the bro-iest bro-fest that ever bro’d—and I say that with far more affection than condescension.

Once Land of Bad establishes its stakes – one man versus an army – the film settles all too comfortably into war-machine territory, minus any particularly inventive kills or sense of style.

It’s Crowe who’s the film’s MVP.

Despite quality performances from both leading lads, Land of Bad won’t exactly knock anyone’s socks off.

If you can get through a rough first act, you’ll see both absurd military superheroics and the greatest grocery run ever.

Land of Bad, directed by William Eubank from a script he wrote with David Frigerio, is commendable in the abstract for depicting the realities of 21st-century warfare both narratively and thematically.

As it is, “Land of Bad” is a pandering drama with some action movie thrills.

Land of Bad is middle-of-the-road war movie gobbledygook.

Land of Bad is a solid-enough B-movie combat thriller with the cast and production values of an A-picture.