Exist Twelve Headshots Lots Of in this particular Redband Video from Act of Valor?

By a lot of accounts -- okay, mostly just the filmmakers' -- this week's commando pic Act of Valor marks a completely new kind of filmmaking because of it's a Navy Shuts actioner starring real active duty soldiers that can the viewer along around the near-firsthand knowledge about how it's would rather fight terrorists and baddies. Within the looks in the film's new redband featurette this means audiences might find exactly what it looks and appears prefer to decrease dome shots left and right inside the warmth of fight, because nothing states "valor" a lot better than shooting others inside the mind with automatic weapons. I am certain there's a reasonable volume of weightiness and responsibility within Act of Valor, since the filmmakers do appear to experience a genuine respect for your people in the military who risk their lives for everybody and safeguard. But a clip similar to this -- which first demonstrated on gamer-leaning IGN, where it might go missing in the gaggle of first person shooter promotions -- doesn't do much besides glorifying the masterdom of fight, as seen partially through helmet-mounted cameras. I count believe it or not than eleven, maybe 12 overflowing mind shots within the size of this two-minute video, but why even freakier is definitely that many the cast is culled from active duty Navy Shuts who've had similar skirmishes inside the area. Watching individuals who've been taught to kill pretend you kill people who seem like people they've really destroyed in solid existence can be a tricky step to digest. It's one step to witness the brutality and gallantry of actual military existence with the movies (see: Restrepo) it's another to embrace the glossy, redband-worthy violence as pure entertainment. However, you may disagree? See the clip below by leaving your opinions inside the comments. More Act of Valor Videos