The Christian Sciene MonitorAs it turns out, except for the curiosity factor, there is no difference in the end between using SEALs playing SEALs and Ho...
The Philadelphia InquirerYou know who you're supposed to be rooting for because they're the ones wearing uniforms, but it's easy to lose touch with w...
Los Angeles TimesWhile the action is always crisp and to the point, the rest of the storytelling and the acting that goes along with it are p...
The New York TimesUnsurprisingly, the finished product plays like a pumped-up recruitment commercial deemed fit for feature length and multipl...
San Francisco ChronicleThe filmmakers are so intent on shooting the real SEAL deal that they forget this is supposed to be a movie: We need a story...
USA TodayEmploying Navy troops as stars is a clever idea for an action thriller. But the soldiers' awkward line readings are glaring ...
Washington PostThe exercises are genuine, and so is the hardware. But the script undermines the sense of authenticity at every turn.
New York PostRefreshing as it is to see the military portrayed as something other than a band of neurotics and creeps, there's a reason t...
Richard RoeperThe special ops missions are pretty amazing, but the SEALS as dramatic characters are under-developed.
Hollywood ReporterDocu and drama join forces for an ambitious Navy SEAL mission that falls short of accomplished.
Film School RejectsThe Navy SEALs who star in the film can’t act and the plot is thin, action flick gruel.
IGN MoviesHowever, as cool as that all is, it doesn't excuse the fact that it's still a pretty forgettable movie in the long run. Yes,...
JobloIf you like military-style action films, I’m pretty sure that you’ll enjoy ACT OF VALOR, although I’d urge anyone that goes ...
Film FractureThe true-to-form combat in Act of Valor is outstanding, and keeps you rooted in your seat. The use of real SEALs as actors ...
ReelViewsWatching a movie like Act of Valor, it becomes clear how much synergy currently exists between film and video games.
Chicago Sun-Times"Act of Valor" contains hard-hitting combat footage, relentless and effective. There is a story behind the film that is no l...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Mike McCoy
Writer: Kurt Johnstad
Studio: Relativity Media
Cast: Roselyn Sanchez, Alex Veadov, Jason Cottle
Release: February 24, 2012
Writer: Kurt Johnstad
Studio: Relativity Media
Cast: Roselyn Sanchez, Alex Veadov, Jason Cottle
Release: February 24, 2012
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