Description
This movie trailer for Act of Valor shows the story of a Navy Seal team and some of the crazy missions they go on, and some of the high-tech weapons and equipment they use on those missions. We see them taking over yachts in the middle of the ocean, taking out militia in the jungle, and saving hostages. One scene shows a man who has been holding his breath underwater waiting next to a dock waiting for a sniper on the other side of the river to shoot a man. After the man is shot, the Seal under the water catches him so there is no splash. Another scene we see the Seal team out in the woods where they throw a tiny radio controlled airplane into the air to do recon. Next the soldiers land in the water and run up a nuclear submarine. Later they are seen skydiving straight into the ocean, and are shown SCUBA diving next to a sub. Other scenes show soldiers in the back of a pickup truck speeding down a dirty road, firing a rocket launcher at a truck, and speeding in on a riverboat firing a huge machine gun.
Voiceover, Dialog, Spoken Text, Script, or Lyrics
You don't expect your family to understand what you're doing. You just hope they'll accept it. I'm so excited for you. You're going to be a good dad, and when you get home, you hope you can pick up right where you left off. 3, 2, 1, all clear! Target secure. This is a personnel recovery. Proceed to target, recover the package, and move to extract. Got it. Target secure. Ma'am, we're taking you home. For all those who have been down range, to us, and to those like us. Damn tootin' I have positive control of the ?raven. We have enemy QRF approaching from the North. This thing's way bigger than we thought it was. They are gonna hit us at home. Hey boys, we gotta roll. All boots are on the ground. Be safe. How can you stop this. I can't BOMB! You live your life by a code. It's your shoreline. It's what guides you. And trust me, you're always trying to get home.
Written Text
Relativity Media The characters in this film are portrayed by active duty U.S. Navy Seals. The story is fictional, but the weapons and tactics are real. Based on actual U.S. Navy Seal missions This February comes a motion picture experience unlike any before. Courage. Loyalty. Honor. Act of Valor February 17, 2012