I've given this film a good rating because, based as it is on a set of particular facts, it doesn't fit into the usual war-film mold. Reviewed by rmax304823 7 / 10 Just the facts. Definitely recommended to you who like realistic stories like Tom Clancy's books.

This is very impressive for a TV movie and Sean Bean most certainly doesn't make it worse. The story is not about how many enemies they killed. It is rumored though that McNabb exaggerated a bit on how many enemies they killed but this isn't a very large factor in the story. No champagne or beautiful women.' And enemy is not portrayed as villains or dumb like in oh so many Hollywood films. This is a real story about a real James Bond. Not much clichéd hero stuff but rather to quote that guy who first told me about McNabb: 'It's about misery. The film continues to be very realistic all the way through. it then cuts to a title card which says that this is a true story accompanied with the song 'Londons Calling' by The Clash. a composition of old Gulf War footage and news reports. The opening montage of this film sucked me straight in. The film Bravo Two Zero tells the story about eight SAS soldiers who was sent behind enemy lines in The Gulf War.

I haven't read anything by McNabb yet but I think i will. Later on i saw Heat and I was very impressed.

And he said that many people reacted very well to the fact that everyone in that movie held their guns and rifles correctly and changing the clip in a professional way. I hadn't seen Heat at the time but he recommended it because McNabb was a technical weapons training adviser on it. He said if I liked Clancy i should check out Andy McNabb. I talked to him for a long time and we got talking about books and I mentioned I was a big Clancy fan. I was first told about Andy McNabb from a half-insane guy who played the main character in a movie which was shot in my home town. Reviewed by Danny-Rodriguez 9 / 10 One of the few very good true war stories. And they had been spotted.-Joanathan Amiran Their radios didn't work the weather was brutally cold.

Dropped into 'scud alley' carrying 210-pound packs, McNab and his men soon found themselves surrounded by Saddam's army. Of the eight who went out, only five returned. This top secret mission was called 'Bravo Two Zero' and it was commanded by Sergeant Andy McNab. Their mission was to take out the scud missiles which Saddam Hussein was using to terrorize his enemies, as well as to sever strategic communication lines between Baghdad and North West Iraq. This is the true story of the most highly decorated British patrol since the Boer war: an eight man SAS team inserted behind Iraqi lines during the Gulf War in January 1991.

Bravo two zero the real story