This movie gave me seasickness that lasted an hour afterwards! And no, I wasn't sitting in one of the Cineplex immersive "D-BOX" moving seats, just in a surround-sound "UltraAVX" theatre. I should have closed my eyes for periods of the camera movement.

The rotation among scenes was a game attempt to make up for a skimpy script. Much of the dialogue and acting was realistic - leaving quite a lot that wasn't. Also, some technical details were puzzling, such as scenes in which one might expect the characters, boats and ships to be hurrying, yet instead they seemed to be dawdling, perhaps to fill the film out; and ships appeared to be at anchor in the middle of battle.

Not sure why anyone would want to watch this movie, even though a lot of money obviously went into making it. Need convincing that we should avoid war? As a companion said, "If this had been on television, I would have turned it off."