The storyline of Wolves of War is the sort of typical army fodder which sees a small team sent on a suicide rescue mission. It doesn't break any new ground but there it tells a solid enough story.
It has an interest cast featuring Ed Westwick and Matt Willis who have some decent chemistry throughout.
There are a couple of emotional arcs which are tide up nicely by the end and I appreciated the subtlety of the love story and the interesting twist involving going back to rescue the children.
The film is obviously low budget and isn't always the most engaging but it if you aren't a historian focusing on the details or a Marvel loving CGI nut, then you can excuse these flaws and appreciate some decent performances and passable story.
It has an interest cast featuring Ed Westwick and Matt Willis who have some decent chemistry throughout.
There are a couple of emotional arcs which are tide up nicely by the end and I appreciated the subtlety of the love story and the interesting twist involving going back to rescue the children.
The film is obviously low budget and isn't always the most engaging but it if you aren't a historian focusing on the details or a Marvel loving CGI nut, then you can excuse these flaws and appreciate some decent performances and passable story.