The Outpost

82%. True story about a basically indefensible base camp at the base of a mountain in Afghanistan, protecting from the taliban trying to enter from Pakistan. Documents four or so head officers that head things for portions of the film. Pretty intense throughout with the Taliban constantly coming down the mountain and ends with a long battle. Cool to see the comraderie amongst the guys but not much real character development. Don’t get to know anyone too well. Good movie but not great. 3/5 on rewatch

This is a really good film. The performances are good, the actors resemble the real soldiers they portray and honor them well. The battle is brutal and intense. Worth a watch if you're into war films

Very intense movie, I very much appreciated several of the actual soldiers playing themselves, I'm sure it wasn't easy.

Very solid war flick. Orlando Bloom gives a great performance.

A solid war film depicting true events from the war in Afghanistan. War is hell and this movie puts you directly in the line of fire to experience its horrors. Great acting, tense, violent situations and a sobering reminder of the cost of war. No doubt U.S. historians will be discussing and debating the merits of this particular use of our troops for decades to come.

Really good movie especially if you like Clint Eastwood and watching his son who looks an ax just like him!

Crazy good flick! Very well written and acted. Plot was engaging and really set up of the climax conflict realistically. Considering it's based on a true story that's no surprise. Intensity kept on all the way to the end.

Not bad. Great if you like a war scene for 2 hours. I lost count of how many times the F word was used...lol.

Non-stop action. Lots of insights into personalities. I found the infighting one of the most interesting things about it. We see egos fighting egos all on the same side. This is what got the Germans losing WWII. How to keep control when all around you others are losing theirs and are desperately looking for leadership.

The Outpost offers a great perspective as to life in Afghanistan as a soldier. The uniforms and equipment look good. However, Scott Eastwood continues to attempt to act and sound like Dad to his fail. Additionally, this story deserves a much better tactical and situational accurate depiction.