I'm a little reclutant about the artwork. I kinda like the original one-sheet artwork. Fox just went and Fox'd it up (not sure if that's a good thing or not).

I saw it and thought it was absolutely dreadful.  While I have nothing but respect for those in the military; judging this as a film, it was junk.  The fact it was staring real SEALs; not to sound too harsh, but felt more like a gimmick than anything else.  It's a film and while putting real soldiers as extras or in minor parts is common (heck Michael Bay has done it since The Rock); hire actors for the leads.

The photography was terrible (switching noticeably from 35mm to DSLR to other digital formats for starters), dialogue poor, pacing dreadful, acting horrendous, there really wasn't much positive to say.  About all I can say is that there's probably as much first-person material throughout this film to match or beat 'Doom'.  

After watching it; I felt that it should have been thrown straight to DVD and be an in-name-only sequel to 'Navy Seals' from 1990.  

I have no interest in seeing this movie, but I have to admit, I love the Blu-Ray artwork. Especially when compared to the DVD artwork.

Movie was ok, very much like a video game. All the usual cliches, etc. but still pretty good action flick.  

Biggest problems: found it very hard to tell one seal from the other--they all look and spoke the same.  Like clones.

Also, thank goodness movie bad guys only carry one grenade, then wait patiently while the good guys decide what to do.  LOL

agreed, the blu-ray art is sweet looking

The DVD art looks like the artwork for Modern Warfare 3 (maybe it's just me) but WOW that Blu-Ray art is great! I might rent this just to see what it's like.