I'm at a loss after watching this. The melodrama bordering on hysteria by these actors is mind numbing. No one seems to be in charge or takes command. They turn their backs on the enemy, lay down their weapons and share intense, longing stares into each other's eyes in the middle of a firefight! A Grenade launcher is on one rifle, yet they don't fire it prolonging the attack on them. The wall they take cover behind is like Swiss cheese, and you can see the "enemy" passing by through the holes. I do admire their skills while "running and gunning" with pistols and scoring "one shot, one kill"as they run through the rubble, dropping the enemy as they pass by. All this was after I woke up missing more than half of the film. I won't even touch on "the American General". I'll happily volunteer to advise them for their next film. 2/10 was quite generous. Oh, and I've seen much better Turkish military films.
Review of The Wolf Pack
