Fire Over Afghanistan 2003 123movies

Watch: Fire Over Afghanistan 2003 123movies, Full Movie Online – Tormented by the death of young son, Captain Jeff Walker patrols the most dangerous territory on earth in his Blackhawk… Afghanistan. Walker is risk taker, hero to some, a danger to everyone. When he and reporter Kris Andrews are shot down over a vicious warlord’s territory, Walker seeks to save her, and in the process find himself..
Plot: Blackhawk pilot and reporter are knocked out of the sky over renegade warlord’s territory and struggle against impossible odds to escape with their lives.
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Stay away from this one. No matter what.
I tried to watch this movie in a military camp during an overseas mission, and let me tell you, you’ll watch anything under those circumstances. Not this piece of sh*t though.

The first five minutes set the tone by weak porn-movie quality acting, weird out-of-the-blue plot twists and unbelievable situations and behavior. It gets worse after that. This movie does not have one single saving grace, and yet it is not bad in a way that would make it funny to watch. It’s just horrible. I’ve seen quite many movies in my life and I’m not one of those snobby know-all critics, I mean I’ll enjoy most movies to some extent even if they’re bad. This one… man.

Steer _well_ clear of this one, my friend.

Pure 100% garbage
Wow. I have seen some really bad movies in my time, but this one truly takes the cake. It’s the worst movie I’ve seen in the past decade – no exaggeration.

As a US Army veteran of the war in Afghanistan, I found it nearly impossible to even finish watching this ridiculous film, not because it brought back memories – far from it – but because there was absolutely no attempt at “authenticity” to be found anywhere in the film. Not so much as the tiniest little shred. It seemed like it had been written by an 8 year-old child who got all his notions of war (and soldierly behavior) straight out of comic books. The film was made in Honduras, which should have been a clue, but even that can’t fully explain the atrocious production values of this cliché-ridden piece of trash.

I could try to list all the endless technical flaws, but it would take virtually forever. From the ancient unit shoulder patches which have not been seen or worn since WWII, and the character’s name tags, like “ColCollins” (worn by the character “Colonel Collins”), which was actually spelled using the reversed, mirror-image “N” of the Russian alphabet (not the US alphabet) the list just goes on and on. The uniforms, the equipment, the plot, and most especially the behavior of the characters themselves — every single scene was just chock-full of ridiculous flaws, inaccuracies and utterly mindless clichés.

Neither the storyline itself nor the characters were the least bit credible or believable. It was all laughably childish, in the extreme. This was obviously a movie that was meant to appeal strictly to pre-pubescent boys, and I have little doubt that even they would find this film utterly absurd.

In short, this film has absolutely NO redeeming qualities at all. It’s a total waste of time. I’d strongly advise anybody reading this to pass this garbage by; it’s truly not worth wasting a single moment of your time for.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 32 min (92 min) (USA)
Budget 0
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Status Released
Rated R
Genre Action, Drama, War
Director Terence H. Winkless
Writer Raly Radouloff, Terence H. Winkless
Actors Jeff Stearns, Jordan Bayne, Fred Dryer
Country United States
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