‘Land of Bad’ excels, especially for all military personnel (Review)

The land of bad

When I reviewed "The Beekeeper," I anticipated more action, suspense, and a compelling storyline in upcoming 2024 movies. However, "Land of Bad" offered a different perspective on action and portrayed the struggles soldiers face on the battlefield due to someone's failure to do their job. While there were minor mistakes in the scenes, it provided a unique insight. Join me in reviewing and making your own decision about which movie is better between the two.

Comparing Jason Statham with Liam Hemsworth might seem inappropriate due to their differing years of experience and age. However, for the purpose of discussing their recent lead roles in movies, it's worth mentioning that both are excellent actors in the action genre. Now, shifting focus to the movie itself, I nearly lost interest because I anticipated action from the beginning but didn't get any until 35 minutes into the film.

One thing is certain in American Army they don't leave their soldier behind, but this movie fail to showcase that properly leaving sug Abel. corpse behind wasn't what I expect but I defiantly love how the showcase all the shooting, showing the drone team and negligence towards their duty almost causing the life of others are the most common thing I guess that have cause a lot of homes in America to have loss their love ones in battle, but remember don't quote me.

One thing that separates the two movies is their focus on life lessons, storyline, action, scenes, messages, projections, and intentions for the audience to learn from. "Land of Bad" excels, especially for all military personnel, while "The Beekeeper" seems more about an individual acting alone to save the world. However, the one aspect of the movie I don't agree with is the exaggerated scenes; it's hard to believe that one person could outsmart the system to the extent of killing the president's son and getting away with it.

Tell me which one you prefer!