The emotional component is cheapened, at least partially, inserting a level of bad taste into the proceedings I found difficult to get past.

Makes American Sniper look positively pacifist by comparison.

Punishingly paced, flimsily constructed, and tackily executed, with the subtlety and panache of a third-rate 1930s melodrama.

An offense to good taste and good war cinema, '13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi' is a shameless exploitation of recent history.