Santa list's has a naughty or nice touch to it while this movie's list has a naughty list exclusively and you don't want to be on this list. Chris Platt delivers with a good supporting cast a true thriller that is believable. As he plays the head of a Navy Seal team, it is well that I remind all readers that to lead a band, of professional, hardened, killers who complete missions or die, he is not someone you want to go toe to toe with. The survival skills of the Seals, their training and their living credo is well demonstrated here in a way where one finds refreshing. Why? In today's movie world, which is filled with "super-heroes" who never get killed and have undefeatable powers, here, we see, a credible, well-trained man, who is committed to the Seal brotherhood living and acting out their main beliefs such as accomplish the mission, suck it up if hurt, never give up, leave no one behind and the true strength of having a team that works well together among many other traits & stand-outs. The only way to stop a Seal is if he is killed or recalled or ordered to stand down. Otherwise, you are dead! The series is presented so that each episode hits the ground running, something that addresses and satisfies all those with short, attention spans and a lust for thriller type, adrenaline series watching too! Well done here as you can see quality time spent in bringing this production out of the book world to the screen. I see it as one, long delightful movie. Keep em coming! I'll keep watching! Copy that?
Review of The Terminal List
