In my country it is Sunday, a day to rest a little from the hustle and bustle of the whole week and also watch a good movie. I was changing and changing channels, and until I saw starting a movie with actor Chris Hemsworth (likely to be best remembered for his role as Thor in the Avengers and Ragnarok), when I did STOP. That man runs over me !!, so I decided to leave control of the TV aside and watch that movie.

It is a story based on real events, with a dominant genre of war drama; very characteristic of this type of movies. The events take place after the famous and unfortunate attack of September 11, when for that attack; They send a special CIA squad to the country of Afghanistan to capture a man named Mazar-i-Sharif. The squad arrives infiltrating the country, but as internal help, they must work together with General Dostum

However, after the squad travel to the area where they must capture the terrorist, they find a very uncertain picture and a non-cooperative terrain. a) The enemies are a greater number. b) In addition to that they had to fight them riding horses, as it is the only viable means of transport in that area.

The mission they had to accomplish, they predicted to do it in two years. However, this troop of heroes could do it in three weeks only. One of the saddest scenes is the one where the boy who was in the camp with the troop (who was just minutes ago knowing a pacifier), ends up murdered in one of the bloody encounters; This fact is part of the heart of Captain Nelson, very good performance of the moment. Another scene, crucial in the film (in addition to the fights), was where General Dostum asks Nelson to be a warrior at heart and not a soldier; that only in this way will he not be afraid and will be able to fight his battle to freedom.

It's a good movie, full of that patriotic feeling everywhere. Although, it was to be expected due to the original circumstances of the drama. It has a good cast and really that country where they approach the mission, I like it a lot. It turns out, enigmatic and its grounds put the cast to move on horseback (lol). The film and the drama it carries, points to the use of diplomacy as the best medium. The heaviness of the theme of the film is somewhat lightened with the subtle, but always existing humor of Chris, who this time embodies Captain Nelson.