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Actually... no. I found no stereotypes as is so common in American GI films,

Posted by tinear (A) on November 24, 2007 at 14:16:59

In Reply to: This was very much a TV production in its scripting and production quality..... posted by mr grits on November 24, 2007 at 10:03:45:

i.e. the country hic, the city slicker, the "fixer," the loner, the individualist, etc. In this film, the characters were shown with both faults and virtues; in other words, they're human. Also, each officer had a singular personality with no clichés we've come to expect in our military films.
I must also disagree with your assessment of the production values: they were excellent! No phony digital effects. An explosion was an explosion. An airplane... was an airplane.
But this film possessed a dimension of tension and danger which was totally original: the terror of the KGB which seemingly had its own agenda.
We'll just have to agree to disagree about this film!
It's the best thing I've seen for a long time and all the more remarkable considering its length.

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