Customer Ratings & Reviews

Reality as seen though the eyes of hollywood in this "true" story (based on whose version you believe) that led to the death of 4 Americans in a gritty, bloody, action filled movie. Well worth watching if nothing else than to pay tribute to the lost lives of a number of brave individuals, and maybe give a little thought to what mistakes were made when you have too many decisions made by people in positions of authority that weren't close enough to the incident.

Very exciting movie, Never a dull minute. Action packed

One of the best movies I've seen, very intense. If you like military movies this is one for your collection.

I had this on Blu-ray and it looked Amazing and was a great movie, so when I heard it was coming to the 4K Format it was a MUST. Definitely didnt let me down.

Intense action and heartfelt stories. I’m not emotional but I cried at the end of this movie. It was powerful and Immersive. Can’t believe I’m saying it but “Good Job Michael Bay!” The surround sound is reference quality.

13 hours is one of the best movies I have ever seen. Definitely worth watching. A whole lot of action!!!

i have watched this 3 times and each time has been enjoyable. keeps your attention and has plenty of action

Great movie with a lot of action. Have watched it numerous times.

I like to see interpretations of events, and made into a film. Lots of action. If you are into war movies, this has to go into your collection. How close it is to the truth.... who knows, but kept me on the edge of my seat.

Very realistic portrayal of war zone. Film and sound (atmos) excellent!

Great movie that keeps you in suspense. Does a good job capturing the the true events of the story.

This is one of the most thrilling movies that can at times push you to the edge of your seat. If you love the war genre, this is definitely a must watch.

Well done true story about American bravery. It also tells the story of more failed American politicians who couldn’t think fast enough to know that our people’s lives matter more than some fragmented foreign policy.

Great movie. It definitely reflects the true story and gives an understanding to the general public.

Very good movie and plenty of acton. Yours truly Mike Ornelas.

Super cool lots of action amazing picture. But at same time it's very sad. Based on a true story.

This Michael Bay's best movie. I read the book and this is a great visual companion. The transfer was excellent for Blu-ray but 4K is phenomenal.

This movie is great! Plenty of action, filled with emotion! Able to connect with the characters.

I enjoyed the movie. I like the fact that i got DVD, BLU-RAY, & DIGITAL COPY. i added Digital Copy to my Library on VUDU. You must like war movies and action. This one was good and will watch again. I recommended to family and friends.

Director Michael Bay is not someone you would call subtle. As the director of films like Armageddon, Pearl Harbor, Bad Boys I & II, and the Transformer series it is clear to see the guy doesn't mind indulging just a smidge. That said, 13 Hours: The Revenge of the Dark of the Moon is very much a Michael Bay film. Of course, it is a film that Bay has been wanting to make for some time now and that desire clearly shines through. One could add to the list of Bay's tendencies his penchant for idolizing the American flag and the country it represents. When it comes to America or at least the American military, Bay seems to believe in absolutes and by absolutes I mean the guys on the ground, the soldiers, the people doing the dirty work are the kind of people we should all aspire to be. And maybe that's true, maybe the way Bay has depicted the six men who didn't have to do what they did on September 11, 2012, but chose to risk their lives to save other American lives is completely accurate. I have no qualms with how these heroes are represented as 13 Hours doesn't look to get political, but simply aspires to tell the story of the type of man it takes under such circumstances to make things happen. My qualms with the film come when these men have little to no substance to them, when they are more or less interchangeable, and when the attempts at adding some weight or personal insight to the situation are so blatantly obvious it takes you out of the movie. Still, those who go into 13 Hours knowing what they want and what they're getting will undoubtedly describe this as nothing short of awesome and the type of pro-American film liberal Hollywood doesn't make enough of. Instead of being pro anything though, I like to imagine most filmmakers simply try to lend each story they tell a sense of well-rounded perspective, but with Bay there is no inhibition about the actions of these men and to even question as much is a fallacy.