Danger Close provides a vivid portrait of combat and its emotional and physical aftermath. Full Review

Ultimately, neither narrative receives sufficient attention, robbing the subjects and that unique p.o.v. of the focus and urgency that lent the previous two films their undeniable potency. Full Review

Alex Quade is a great combat reporter, no question. How great a documentary producer she is is a separate thing. Full Review

By focusing on Quade's absolute respect for military service and authority, Salzberg and Tureaud miss an opportunity to explore her pragmatic conservatism, lyrically expressed in her profiles of unquestioning heroism. Full Review

Rating: 3/10 -- Danger Close fetes veterans less than it does Quade, who gets to talk herself up, often in an unseemly manner, coming across as braggadocios about her own bravery even as she pays lip service to the solemnity of her job. Full Review