Exactly on par with the previous two movies, same cast, same plotting, same action sequences. I feel like these were all shot back to back and then simply separated in the editing suite. Nice to see an international flavour to the cast, but there's barely any action, the plotting is by rote, and it's padded with endlessly boring chit-chat. No thanks!

So now we head to the denouement: the final battle between the "Supreme Leader" (still Essam Farris) and our international squad of soldiers trying to stop him setting off his bombs and taking over the world. What concerns me about all three of these films, is that they may well actually convince those a bit less savvy than your average gerbil, that these scenarios might be representative of real situations and/or people and end up indoctrinating far more dangerously than any of the mantra being espoused from the megalomaniac baddie. This trilogy profoundly disrespects the beliefs of those living in the communities and significantly, if not entirely, downplays the serious risks taken by the forces sent in, rightly or wrongly, to keep the peace. Never mind, though - it's only fiction....

Previous part was better. This part is only for end of terrorist head. But we did not find any thrill here. All operation goes easily and as per planned. No twist, no thrill, no tension and any how ends the movie as expected. Waste of time.