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The film is rife with laughable technical malfunctions—akin to watching a poorly choreographed dance rather than a successful military operation. Seagal’s perpetual hat changes symbolize his struggles to transition between situations, imposing a ludicrous layer over already questionable plot points. At one point, he even appears confused about his weapon's identity, mistaking it for a camera amid a war-torn backdrop.
Despite the film's inclination towards farce, it presents moments that could even be construed as poignant—a brave character effort here and a show of loyalty there—yet they quickly slide back into bellowing absurdity. The end scene crescendos with him accidentally causing mayhem with C4, cementing the climactic takeaway of just how little the film takes itself seriously.