SpouseBuzz blogger Lori Volkman got to chat with Scott Waugh, director and producer of the film Act of Valor before the Military Blogger’s Conference outside D.C. earlier this month. Check out ...

"Act of Valor" is like going with the SEALs as they are deployed, as the reason for the film is to communicate what really goes on behind the scenes of actual missions.

That said, from a behind-the-scenes standpoint, Act of Valor is kind of a technical marvel. According to the film's post-production supervisor Jacob Rosenberg, about 75% of the flick was shot on ...

Still, the story framing the action scenes is very predictable. Predictable story aside, just learning what the Navy SEALs do and just how they do it makes Act of Valor worth seeing, if only once.

Rated R. 1 hour, 41 minutes. At area theaters. “Act of Valor” contains hard-hitting combat footage, relentless and effective. There is a story behind the film that is no less engrossing. In an ...

Valor is defined as great courage in the face of danger. However, “great” is an understatement when it comes to the heroism of the soldiers in “Act of Valor.” The film is the first to depict real ...

Mike "Mouse" McCoy and Scott Waugh ACT OF VALOR Interview. An interview with Act of Valor directors Mike "Mouse" McCoy and Scott Waugh.

The shaky cams and behind-the-gun first-person perspectives make the film look more like a video game or commercial than a movie—which pretty much sums up Act of Valor as a whole.

Representing “a new kind of authentic action genre,” according to co-director Mike “Mouse” McCoy, or if you prefer, the same old, same old wearing a bright, shining sales gimmick, “Act ...

Xpress' 6th grade reviewer offers her thoughts on Pixar's latest gem. Seeing as how the original—and current—stated purpose of Act of Valor is to act as a military recruitment video, the film ...

Opening with a horrific act at a Manilla school, we know straight away that punches will not be pulled. Gunshots to the head are shown through riflescopes and the pulpy blood left upon exit splatters ...