
Chris Hemsworth
Mitch Nelson
Michael Shannon
Hal Spencer
Michael Peña
Sam Diller
Navid Negahban
General Dostum
Trevante Rhodes
Ben Milo
Geoff Stults
Sean Coffers
Thad Luckinbill
Vern Michaels
Austin Stowell
Fred Falls
Ben O'Toole
Scott Black
Jack Kesy
Charles Jones
Fahim Fazli
Commander Khaled
Austin Hébert
Pat Essex
Elsa Pataky
Jean Nelson
Yousuf Azami
Captain
William Fichtner
Colonel Mulholland
Rob Riggle
Max Bowers
Yasmine Aker
Teacher
Marie Wagenman
Maddy Nelson
Kevin Kent
555 Soldier
Lauren Chavez-Myers
Lisa Diller
Seth Adkins
Josh
Allison Gabriel
Marcha Spencer
Mustafa Haidari
Taliban Fighter
Shawn Lecrone
Northern Alliance Soldier / Dostum Flank
Frank Powers
SF Civilian
Martin Palmer
Northern Alliance Soldier
Laith Nakli
Ahmed Lal
J. Nathan Simmons
Villiage Elder
Veronica Díaz-Carranza
Henriques
Peter Karas
Habib
Ali Olomi
Afghan Man
Shvan Aladdin
Al Qaeda Fighter
Kenneth Miller
Jackson
Tim Aydelott
Special Forces First Sargent
Matthew Van Wettering
Desk Sargent
James Joseph Pulido
Newmark
Shawn Sarmeidani
Dostum's Bodyguard
Anouar H. Smaine
Taliban Fighter
Nour Bitar
Afghany Mother
Edward Butron
Taliban / New Alliance
Christian Pedersen
SF Soldier
Arshia Mandavi
Najeeb
Nate Boyer
Captain Nosorog
Adrian Luna
Taliban Soldier
Benjamin Poe
Special Forces Captain
Perla Daoud
Afghani Girl
Michael E. Stogner
Village Elder (uncredited)
Lawrence Gilligan
Taliban Soldier
Tommy Truex
Chinook Pilot
Jay Moore
Special Forces Captain (uncredited)
Sofia Chicorelli Serna
Crying Afghan Girl #1


Released
en
$35,000,000.00
$67,450,815.00
- #central intelligence agency (cia)
- #based on novel or book
- #afghanistan
- #based on true story
- #taliban
- #post 9/11
- #intense
- #melodramatic
Reviews
It’s a bitter irony that 12 Strong was released only three years before Kabul fell faster than Kevin Spacey’s career. Then again, this movie has as much to do with the war in Afghanistan as the Arab uprising has to do with Lawrence of Arabia — which is exactly where director Nicolai Fuglsig and screenwriters Ted Tally and Peter Craig seem to have gotten their idea of General Dostum (Navid Negahban

In every aspect a decent war film with a story worth telling. Too bad the cast doesn’t get to shine enough, but the technical aspect, the score and the fact that it's based on a true story still make ‘12 Strong’ worth a watch or two. 8/10

Not really my sort of thing, but I can't go so far as to say that it's "bad". It's a little formulaic and it's a lot American patriotic (ironic given that the star is Australian), but it's... I guess "professional" is the word that best suits it? I wouldn't begrudge the target market for enjoying _12 Strong_ is what I'm saying. _Final rating:★★½ - Not quite for me, but I definitely get the appe












