Triple Frontier is a movie that tells the story of five former special forces members who reunite to carry out an operation to recover a large sum of money belonging to a drug trafficker based in South America. They plan to steal the money, thinking the job will be easy to pull off. But once they arrive at the scene, things don't go as they had imagined.
What’s interesting is that the challenges don’t stem solely from the dangers they face. The money they’ve recovered also becomes a real burden. At first, they had a single goal, but as the situation grows more complicated, questions arise about what they’re willing to do to keep that money. I liked that the movie isn't just about fights and shootouts. There are also tough decisions, plans that go wrong, and situations that show that sometimes the biggest problem isn't starting a mission, but figuring out how to get out of it.
I think the movie tells a good story that’s worth watching, especially for those who enjoy military films and high-stakes missions. I particularly liked how the events show that money can sometimes lead us into situations we never imagined. However, some scenes seemed a little long to me, and I wish the suspense had remained more intense right up until the end. I also think the movie conveys an important idea: when you want to achieve a lot, you also have to think about what you might lose. Making money and saving your life aren't equally valuable.
Overall, Triple Frontier isn't a flawless movie, but it has some good elements that made me want to watch it all the way through. The movie was released in 2019. I'd give it a 7.0/10.
What about you? If you've seen this movie, what did you think of it? Do you think the money they made was worth all the risks they took?
Translated from Somali to English with the help of ChatGPT and DeepL
Rating: 70/100
