William Eubank	...	(Director)
David Frigerio, William Eubank	...	(Writer)
Liam Hemsworth	...	AF Sgt. JJ Kinney
Russell Crowe	...	AF Capt. Eddie Grimm 'Reaper'
Luke Hemsworth	...	Sgt. Abell
Ricky Whittle	...	Sgt. Bishop
Milo Ventimiglia	...	Master Sgt. John 'Sugar' Sweet
Chika Ikogwe	...	Staff Sgt. Nia Branson
Daniel MacPherson	...	Colonel Duz Packett
Robert Rabiah	...	Saeed Hashimi
Jack Finsterer	...	Victor Petrov
Chris Masters Mah	...	Bearded Man
Lincoln Lewis	...	Young Airman
Lachlan Engeler	...	Airman (Phone)
Miguel Usares	...	Nervous Airman
Timothy Latimer	...	Blackhawk Pilot
Michael Joaquin	...	Hercules Co-Pilot
Joey Vieira	...	Pilot Trevor Pinner
Gunner Wright	...	Hornet #1
Eric Zivic	...	Capt. Lee Miller
Brandon Roberts	...	Composer
Agustin Claramunt	...	Cinematographer

Comments: I watched this because I thought Thor was in it and it would be funny. There's no Thor, but there is a couple guys who look like him, and it starts off kind of funny. Not funny strange, but funny Hoo-Ha in the bonding setup

After that it's pretty much non-stop action. Special forces know how to kill people. Hooah! They should be the only ones allowed to shoot guns in a movie. If you need more than one bullet to kill someone you have no business shooting a gun in a movie

Standard extract-an-asset story with a couple detours and ridiculous plot points but no worries. It's educational about technology in modern extract-an-asset stories

I haven't seen a movie with what's his face in a while. He does a good job playing the human with a headset, and has a funny, if cheesy, moment. Hooah!

All in all if you enjoy a good Hooah this one is entertaining and cast well

Summary: A US Army special forces unit is ambushed during a mission to retrieve an intelligence asset and their only remaining hope lies with a remote Air Force drone operator assisting them through a brutal 48-hour battle for survival.