Lucia Ayala It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

Taha Avalos The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

Roxie The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

Scarlet The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

robertasmith One of those films that with a slightly better script, some basic technical advice, some better actors, less shaky camera work and better acting....it might have been average. As it is, the film is so bad, I haven't laughed so much in ages and for that it gets a 4! Other reviews point out inaccuracies such as corporal stripes on a Major but for me it was the appalling fight scenes and dialogue that had me chuckling. Every actor in this monstrosity must take some responsibility but the actor playing the baddies moll is one of the most talentless one dimensional I have ever seen.Unless you have time to waste and want a laugh, don't watch it.

franky-07576 What a load of bollocks how can you mistake a rank of major when the guy is wearing Corporal stripes also square the hell away out of the medals and the gun ho salute (obviously American director) also your suppose to have your cap on when saluting, basics, but will say one thing that is probably what happens in real life the British government would do that exactly also so much anger in the so called military men not trusting a "22 sas team leader"The most honest thing in this film is when the "major Lowe" as he is name more like corporal tells the pm how people can make decisions when they have not had any experience in even battle which is pretty much correct, Owww and the bird has a fine ass in those pvc trouser yummy hahaha GET A GRIP OF THIS FILM SERIOUSLY A kinda British cheap knock off of White House has fallen least London has fallen is more interesting Regards Kevin

adrianking-69301 Zero out of 1000...You'd have thought the writers of the film would check the rank pips and get them correct - as well as the salute. Apparently the main character is a 'Major', yet he shows Corporal strips. The salute is an American one (a bad one) versus the British (palm out) salute.Sorry, this 'film' wound me up. It was so bad. Badly written, researched, filmed and just all round incorrect. They even had the ballistic qualities of a human being hit with a round cartoonish. I could go on and on, but other reviewers have stamped there mark on how bad this thing is. Avoid at all costs, please. I note from another reviewer they show a person shooting an MP5 from the left shoulder - that's fine since the MP5 is NOT chambered in 5.56 X 45mm, rather than typically 9x19mm parabellum - less often in 10mm auto and .40S&W.The acting is wooden, engagement low and just highly irritating. If you want to watch a similar but well made movie, may I suggest the 1982 "Who Dares Win" with Lewis Collins.

Truth Speaker More in the style to which we've become accustomed from Press On Features - a production company that sounds more like an attribute for a sanitary towel than a purveyor of cinematic works o' fart. Many people criticise this film and its equally dire predecessor for their inaccurate representations of the SAS, but I say why stop there? These films have an entire cast of inaccurate representations of human beings. The producers must be geniuses as they are constantly finding the cash (and, in parallel, hacking away at the integrity of British Independent film) to create a production line of the worst films the UK has ever shipped out.Seriously, the script sounds like it was written by a teenage boy as a last-minute homework assignment. If any script consultants are ever used by this "writer/director" I would be astounded.Every scene is packed with atrocious dialogue and it's patently obvious that the "writer/director" has stuffed words in the mouths of the characters in an attempt to justify how they are behaving rather than do a crumb of research. Unfortunately for him, nobody with even vague brain activity will buy how these characters behave.This is a film that wants you to believe that eight armed people in fancy dress police uniforms can jump over the back wall of 10 Downing Street, indiscriminately shoot people and hold the PM hostage without being challenged. The 1-dimensional villain is played by Simon Phillips - some guy who wants to be an actor and so produces films and puts himself in starring roles. His spectrum of characters vary from being a fat bloke with a beard to a bearded bloke who is fat.The abysmally unimaginative direction attempts, and sorely fails, to be saved by an editor who has just discovered the effects panel in Final Cut Pro. Either that or he fell asleep on the keyboard. Constantly.The action sequences are rubbish. The humour is poor. Quality is non-existent. Even the wardrobe for every actor looks one size too big.Oh, and one more thing - if you are trying to get us to believe that you're shooting outside 10 Downing Street, then at least get the right style of numerals on the door.