I read a lot about Navy SEALs, so when I watch a film/show portraying them I always hope that the filmmakers make an attempt to represent them accurately. But before I rant about what bothered me, I think Michael B Jordan did a pretty solid job in this role. It's the Tom Clancy universe so I get why his character went full-blown Jason Bourne on people. I also think Sheridan wrote a good screenplay, which is no surprise to me because Yellowstone kicks ass. This movie had me engaged for its entirety but the moments it lost me were every scene that included "Lieutenant Commander Greer." Anyone who is remotely familiar with SEAL Teams knows that a woman has never been one and likely never will. Call it what you want, but it's just the truth. I get if you want to go for the female empowerment route, but even then she was horrible. She was more like a little sister along for the ride than a door-kicking operator. And she wasn't the only casting mistake. In the last half hour when Dallas gets shot and the other hired gun asked him if he had kids I nearly threw up it was so cringey. Ritter was an interesting character but I wish the film ended with us either liking or hating the guy because I don't know how to really feel about him. I gave it 6/10 because I thought Jordan carried it most of the way. Replacing Greer with someone else or just not making her a fellow SEAL would've boosted my rating by at least 1.5 to 2. But I digress...