Despite really liking this flick, it's hard to ignore that having R. Lee Ermey in it actually represents a bit of a hindrance.
Because he pretty much owns the first half of the movie (with what can be only be described as a truly memorable performance), what follows the training scenes (excluding the odd piece of very quotable dialogue) really struggles to match the quality of what has gone before therefore it's hard to leave this flick behind without feeling the slightest hint of disappointment.
This is a real shame as the second half of this movie is solid, really solid in fact but despite that section attaining a more than respectable level of quality it's still very hard indeed to view this flick as anything other than uneven.
Razorback Rating = Very Decent
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