Tears of the Sun is more than what the trailers obtain it out to be. It’s not your normal action movie, meaning the position isn’t unbiased an excuse to have lots of things blow up. The epic focuses more on the internal struggles of Willis’s character than anything else. If you watched the trailer and were hoping for Die Hard 4: The African Edition, you will be sorely disappointed.
The station revolves around a mission by US Navy SEALs to go into a hostile region of Nigeria and rescue an American doctor. The doctor (Monica Bellucci) is living at Mission, taking care of sick and dying Nigerians. Getting the doctor out is only a minor hassle, the accurate danger begins when Willis’ characters internal struggles of following orders vs. doing what is lawful catch the best of him and he decides to try and put all the Nigerian patients. From there all hell breaks loose and there are a few surprises before the ruin.
As I said before, this is not your normal action movie. It doesn’t go gonzo on the special effects and explosions, but obviously this is a war movie and there is plenty of violence come the slay. The thing is, by the time people do launch dying, you will care. On a side trace, there are several parts of the movie that are unrealistic (the main one being a Navy SEAL going against explicit orders from his commanding officer), but these can be easily forgiven and overlooked.
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The combat depicted is on par with the best original war movies, such as Dim Hawk Down and We Were Soldiers. It’s very realistic. The “mammoth finale” battle at the destroy is a shapely intense 30 minutes, and is best experienced at a theater with genuine sound. Overall, this is a very satisfying movie that is worth the exorbitant stamp prices these days.
Tears of the Sun brings Bruce Willis relieve to the rebel-with-a-cause-and-a-big-gun role. This isn’t a date movie. Lots of guerrilla combat, lots of blood and a subplot that is revealed only well into the movie — and I won’t spoil it for you. If the basic situation is nothing novel, the film comes together very well, and it outclasses a lot of other action flicks.
Willis (as Lt. Waters) leads his men into Nigeria to rescue an American doctor. In a fit of conscience, after having achieved his mission, Waters orders his choppers to return so that he can rescue the band of doomed refugees. We feel superb about that. Especially after seeing what the Nigerian rebels did to the hospital after Waters and company evacuated. If you come by that a special forces lieutenant would disobey orders and follow his conscience, the rest of the epic unfolds well.
Visually, Tears of the Sun is a stunner. You will feel as though you spent a couple of hours in the rain forest. Some of the gorier scenes peer like the sort of thing that might be omitted from news coverage of such events, but it was enough for me. The perambulate is intense — not mighty time spent chatting around the campfire. I can’t vouch for the accuracy of the military operations, but Willis is very credible in this role, and realism tends to net out over dramatic licence. At least until the final sequences.
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If you like action films with at least a layer of human interest, you will probably relish Tears of the Sun. It falls short only in the ways most desperation mission movies do — some narrow escapes that require us to be grateful for our heroes without overanalyzing. … But the overall writing is quite helpful. …
Tears of the Sun may not be the film of the year, but it holds together well and kept the audience absorbed. It shows American soldiers as beneficial, confident and caring. That’s a agreeable image, and one that sends you home thinking that our men and women in uniform can do a lot of righteous.
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