It only gives a sense of desolation and tediousness for the audience. War Pigs certainly doesn't have the depth to present cerebral war theme, it lacks the production to capitalize on the action oriented cast and it's far from authentic to appeal to military fans. It probably wouldn't help much since the cumulative action is probably only ten minutes or less. The camera lacks focus and gun fight doesn't even look remotely real. With the leading action stars, the movie could have done at least action sequences right, instead it only produces a very amateurish effort. If the slow pace hasn't deterred the audience, the flimsy action would. The subject may have been engaging, but the presentation offers barely any battle of wit or actual battle at all. Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson (18) and wide receiver Adam Thielen (19) react after a touchdown by Jefferson against the Green Bay Packers during the third quarter at U.S. It's simply a few men bantering for an hour and half. Behind Enemy Lines: What Lions Writers Are Saying About The Vikings Game. Many movies with better cast and production have mixed result, War Pigs have none the polished delivery nor the gritty nature to pull off this kind of scale. War movie is tricky, it inherently has some expectations and emotions involved. Be it may the actors or dialogues, neither are interesting. It may sound good if it had better material, yet the plot is barren and tedious. This is practically the whole movie, they recruit some people, train them while creating bond of brotherhood. Story follows Dolph Lundgren and Luke Goss as they assemble rag tag squad to overcome Nazi advances. Even the supposed big names like Mickey Rourke and Chuck Liddell only appear briefly and what little action it has is done without finesse. Sad to say, War Pigs is a slow trudging march of bad acting and unappealing script. Let's be honest, you saw the cast or description and thought this would be an action packed war movie.

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