Customer Ratings & Reviews

This movie was not only moving but tense as the marines conducted operations. I was struck expecially by the young combat engineer searching for IED's and his comment that "he loved this job". These guys deserve all the support the American people can give them.

I enjoyed the movie especially because it's from the perspective of the soldiers and reporters themselves. At times it got a little difficult to watch (was getting a little motion-sick bc of the footage), but not too bad.

I bought this for my Pops on Fathers' Day. He is ex-military and history/war buff. I did not review the feature personally, but my Dad claimed it was very good and he enjoyed it very much.

I enjoy watching this movie as it was a change of pace on the other movies we watche over the holidays.

If you really like war documentaries from actual fighting on the battlefields this you are going to like this one.

This documentary was great! Definitely a tear jerker but so eye opening about what troops go through. I thought it rivaled Lone Survivor. A must see for sure!

Seeing our men and women in the trenches shows the love they have for each other and loyalty to our country and defending the US.

I bought it for my husband who is retired military. He likes the military movies. He thought it was good.

Wow...what a movie...scary because it's real...must see

This movie is spot on having a son with 27 months of combat in Afghanistan as Army infantry officer

From start to finish, I was into the movie. Keeps you on the edge..

This movie could have been a little better but overall was good!

Thought this was great as it used actual footage from real combat footage.

Excellent documentary DVD on 101 st Airborne in Afghanistan

Great I love it. Awesome awesome awesome awesome awesome

This movie really hits home for my husband and I..

I thought this was a movie when I purchased. it's more like a documentary.

I bought this dvd set of hornets nest from my Walmart job back on September 30, 2014 and was amazed on all the information that this documentary packed in just one dvd. A sampler of some of the heartbreaking details in this dvd; mike boettcher and carlos boettcher are a father and son duo covering information on the Afghanistan war together, much of the footage shot in 2011, in Afghanistan i.e.ds are responsible for many of the us casualties in Afghanistan, the number of ied incidents in just Afghanistan since 2001 have went beyond 70,000, helmand province has claimed more casualties than any other province in Afghanistan, the following are some of the multiple soldiers who lost their lives in the conflict from Afghanistan, many of them who unintentionally left behind children and/or spouses and won awards for their military conduct; bryan a burjess-1981 to 2011(listed to have dearly missed his kids), Jeremy p Faulkner-1987 to 2011, dustin j feldhaus 1990 to 2011, jameson l. lindskog 1987-2011-pictured with his wife, ofren arrechuga 1982 to 2011- he was pictured with his young toddler, frank e. adamski 1984 to 2011 pictured with young baby daughter and what looks to be his father, bryan a burgess 1981-2011 pictured with one of his babies, and more names of soldiers and documentary details that could take up the length of another review.

This film has the heart of a giant. Watching these young Marines and Soldiers fight for their lives and more importantly each other is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen. Plus it's all REAL. It's not act of valor somehow the filmmakers captured REAL VALOR. Maxx

I was trying to catch this movie on post... but couldnt. As being a member in the military. I feel like everyone should checkb the is out. Un edited raw emotions of war. It's more than just that it's about the connection between one another. Highly recommend R.E.D.