CrawlerChunky In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

Aedonerre I gave this film a 9 out of 10, because it was exactly what I expected it to be.

Lollivan It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

filippaberry84 I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

fwright-94229 Seriously... im reading negative reviews from a bunch of over critical ex military.... HANDS DOWN in my top 3 series of all time!!!!!!!!!!

nikitakupi It is a pity that they closed it. very good story and actors.

stacy-743-774257 A military show with depth, inspired by real-life stories. The fact that this show was created by a father and son that have both served I think gives it authenticity. They have a great cast, brotherly love, guys serving our country as only very few people do AND you get to see how their service affects their family. The cast is thoroughly engaged with their audience via social media, which I find refreshing. They care about their characters, each other, and their fans. They have a lot left to offer and I truly hope the show is picked up by another network.

zakpack I really want to like this show. I love watching highly trained teams accomplish dangerous missions. However, I cringe when they aren't realistic. The "SEAL Team" series does a good job in this regard, but this series falls terribly short. To say that this group resembles or accurately portrays a real SEAL team is an insult to the SEALS and the military overall. This series would be better named "Mercenary six". Even then it would be hard to believe that there would be so much arguing, chest thumping, and complete unprofessional behavior amongst the group during missions. That's the problem with this show. They don't seem to have any understanding of the military. They must be completely disregarding their military advisors in the interest of trying to make it more interesting. Instead, it becomes completely unbelievable and insulting to the real military. Those in the military are taught to respect authority. They don't openly and especially disrespectfully question it. You especially wouldn't expect to find it in our elite special forces teams. When given orders, they follow them. The constant questioning of authority in this show makes them look like a bunch of unprofessional he-man SEAL wannabes. Everyone is also always fighting and arguing amongst themselves and with the CIA. There is a constant display of lack of self control. It's so unbelievably unprofessional. Another thing that occurs in this show, but is also unrealistically prevalent in many other shows is that when a person of superior rank is speaking, someone of lesser rank or position interrupts with some other bit of information. Actors are constantly jumping in with their lines, with no pauses to make the situation believable. An NCO SEAL team member interrupting an officer would be like a worker interrupting the CEO of their large company. It would be rare and considered insubordinate. There was a scene in the "SEAL team " series where the lead actor SEAL team leader interrupted his superior officer. The officer promptly chastised him for interrupting. Now, that's realistic.