The worst sniper in the HISTORY of snipers, and his equally incompetent teammate, sits overtly on top of a cliff where they let a clear and easy target get away after a ridiculous hesitation / arguing. Meanwhile they ask a faceless authority, obviously located in a command place somewhere off location, over the comms what to do about obvious situations.
Then, the sniper makes sure to blink his unmasked scope enough for the targets / enemies to spot them, where after they immediately try to escape along a non planned route. During this, they throw their weapons to the ground, down a hill, instead of simply holding them in their hands when jumping down them selves.
This is so amateurish, completely not researched and stupidly executed in the first four minutes alone, that the script and directing looks like little more than a bad high school project. This has NOTHING to do with a realistic situation what so ever. Shame on you for demanding money to watch this complete garbage of an attempt at a movie.
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