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story The Outpost is a movie starring Caleb Landry Jones, Orlando Bloom, and Scott Eastwood. A small team of U.S. soldiers battle against hundreds of Taliban fighters in Afghanistan

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The Outpost Streaming mobile site iphone. The Outpost Streaming mobile site. Something went wrong, but don’t fret — let’s give it another shot. The Outpost Streaming mobile site for the best. The Outpost was directed by Rod Lurie, written by Eric Johnson which adapted the book by Jake Tapper and Paul Tamasy, and stars Scott Eastwood, Caleb Landry Jones, Jacob Scipio, Taylor John Smith, Alfie Stewart, Jack Kesy, Scott Alda Coffey, Milo Gibson, Kwame Patterson, Sharif Dorani, Bobby Lockwood, and Orlando Bloom. It follows the soldiers of Camp Keating (ne Kamdesh) as they deal with their position, anger, and Taliban.
Plotting is straightforward and kept at a slower pace for the first hour, keeping the audience in the mindset and the boots of the soldiers, following their daily activities: scouting, intelligence, camaraderie, tension, and leadership. The focus is always on their thoughts, they start out with Lt. Keating (Bloom) who is a strong and down-to-Earth leader who tries to make peace with everyone as best he can. When out on an assignment, something happens which causes him to be replaced by Yllescas (Gibson) who loses some of the relatability that made the soldiers appreciate Keating. After Yllescas comes Broward (Patterson) who almost none of the soldiers like due to his nervousness and unwillingness to side or associate with his men. It's this constant demoralization and increasing attacks by the Taliban that keeps the first half arresting. The second half is hectic, kinetic, horrifying action. It does not stop and it does not feel fake, the pressure is felt on all of the characters when the Taliban forces start their assault and it only ever lets up at the end.
Characterization was very good, particularly Romesha, Carter, Bundermann, and Kirk (Eastwood, Jones, Smith, and Kesy. They're all given adequate backstory and ample personality in order to stand out among the others. Romesha is quiet, to the point, and an excellent leader. Carter is probably the most interesting of the bunch with his prior professions being brought up, how he ended up in camp Keating, and why next to no one likes him. Bundermann is sort of a hybrid of the stereotypical American soldier and officer; he loves to insult his colleagues, get dirty, and have fun but is also entirely capable of stepping up when necessary. All of the performances are good, with Eastwood and especially Jones standing out as fantastic. The rest of the cast is solid, despite the audience having to play a game of remember-the-last-name since there are so many.
For a war film, there is a lack of a message, which is surprising considering the subject matter. It works very well which is bamboozling to say the least. The Outpost has no intention of trying to sway the audience's view towards the conflict one way or the other which allows for greater clarity of the events. It focuses on the soldiers for the whole feature and it never once feels preachy; only intending to tell the story and put the audience in the shoes (or combat boots, rather.) of the soldiers to try and give perspective to outsiders. These men just wanted to be done with that outpost and it shows with the writing and the performances.
Budgetary restraints do not lessen the impact of The Outpost, but they are clear at points. The explosions, costume design, layout of the camp, and sound design are top notch for any war film and it is clear that a lot of time and thought went into each building and each technical detail of the movie. One aspect that shines the brightest in this movie is the sound design: it's terrific and terrifying all at the same time. Gunshots feel lethal and close when they hit, explosions are loud and bass-y. And you know what? Bulgaria makes a convincing substitute for Afghanistan. The only thing that makes the budget clear is the overt clarity of the images in that the movie looks as though it was untouched in post, which could've done with some better grading, and the CGI which is pretty subpar. Thankfully the CG is rare and the grading doesn't take much away from the movie. The pacing is a bit on the slow side for the first half; which can drag at points and may have benefitted from a light bit of trimming. All together though, The Outpost is a very well made movie.
As a whole: The Outpost isn't the best war movie, with pacing issues in the beginning and innumerable characters to follow, but it is certainly a solid one. The story is interesting, action is brutal, most of the characters are well-defined and easy to sympathize with, and has strong technical aspects. I recommend The Outpost as a well done, and well told story.
72/100.

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