S.W.A.T: Firefight

SWAT here stands for Stupid White Asshole Time

Maybe not the perfect Thriller/Action movie but it is quite close. A lot of dynamism and a resolution that leaves you glued to the screen until the very end. As usual, I tend to like the sequels rather than the originals in that kind of movies: "Behind Enemy Lines" or even "Dark Continent".

Forgettable movie which doesn't make any sense.

Like the first one, but now the acting and the directing are awful too, not just the script.

Everytime it gets a little good something so dumb happens and kills it.

The action is alright, but the details are all wrong. The acting is poor and the tactics are all just how to make it look cool. Over all it is a senseless film but not bad for just the action.

the movie was lacking something . . . left the movie feeling unsatisfied

No, SWAT: Firefight isn't actually a good film but Gabriel Macht manages to prove he is capable of emotion (after the disastrous movie The Spirit). He manages to make the film barely passable but it never overcomes it's glaring flaws. Relationships go from intense hatred to man-bro jock respect and the SWAT team training never gives you a sense that anyone is actually getting better.