Trump rents Iowa movie theater for showing of ‘Benghazi’ movie

Under Bay’s guidance, this action-packed film is absolutely riveting.

In the Post report, the station chief, Bob, also challenged the movie’s depiction of him as treating the security contractors -members of the so-called Global Response Staff – dismissively and derisively as “hired help”, in the words of the film script.

Not satisfied with that, House Republicans voted to create yet another committee to investigate Clinton and Benghazi.

“13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi” isn’t about rah-rah hero worship.

Trump will pay for the showing of “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi” at 6 p.m. Friday at the Carmike Cobblestone 9 Theatre at 86th Street and Hickman Road, Goertz said.

John Krasinski is the biggest star here, buff and bearded as ex-Navy SEAL and security contractor Jack Silva, who pops his wedding ring into an Altoids tin before his plane lands at the mortar-pocked Benghazi airport.

“Many of Congressman Walker’s colleagues in the conference expressed interest in the movie”.

13 Hours… tells the story of 2012’s Battle of Benghazi, when Islamic militants in Libya attacked the American diplomatic compound, killing the U.S. ambassador, J Christopher Stevens, before launching an assault on a nearby Central Intelligence Agency annex.

In this photo taken on Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2016, director Michael Bay smiles on the red carpet for the premiere of his movie “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi“, at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. It can also often be hard to always tell who is who in the midst of a firefight and nighttime setting.

“We were told to ‘stand down, ‘” Paronto said in an interview with Politico. Not only has every film he’s done since Transformers become dumber and less coherent, but I remember sitting through the interminably painful romance that ate up the majority of Pearl Harbor’s running time. Or nearly always – in a few sequences he slows things down so we can get teary family tableaux from the home front.

13 Hours repackages the story in Bay’s trademark slick, ultra-patriotic fashion, with its handful of bloodied veterans hunkered down against an overwhelming threat as flags wave (or burn) over their shoulders. He’s such a skillfully mindless moviemaker that I can’t really get too worked up about what he perpetrates.

Bay: People who have seen it have said it’s one of the finest, most accurate military movies they’ve seen – that was a direct quote from somebody. “This film has those same elements of military heroism – elements that appeal to a conservative audience”.