(If the number of samples is increased to 20, the chance of seeing it two or more times increases to more than 99%.) So it hasn't been precisely measured, but it has been precisely found, and it's important to understand that it could easily be something that a profiler could not actually find, such as something involving the state of the data, not the program counter. If you're in the 14% who don't see it, just take more samples until you do. But he definitely deserves credit for shining the spotlight on Paskal, and at the same time upping the quality of local action movies.Two of the missions – both based on actual operations conducted by Paskal – are kept tight while the third one (which is fictitious) is more elaborate.The general rule is if you see something you could fix on two or more samples, it is worth fixing.In this case, the chance of seeing it in 10 samples is 86%. It doesn’t help that fellow Paskal mate Jeb (Ammar Alfian) is a bit of a rebel, making Arman’s job difficult.Teh keeps the story simple, only as a plot device to showcase the missions. Under him are dedicated soldiers, each with his own unique personality and expertise, who are all willing to do whatever it takes to keep the country safe.But somewhere along the line, Arman starts having doubts about his hazardous occupation especially after losing one of his best friends in the field. At the top of this class is Lieutenant Commander Arman Anwar (Hairul Azreen). Fighting haze indoors is the worst.During interviews, Teh had said he got a lot of help from the Malaysian Navy in making the movie – sharing military operations and tactics that are not privy to the public – which would explain why Paskal features higher-calibre military manoeuvres.The film revolves around seven Paskal men, who have undergone a brutal training regime, in order to become part of this navy’s elite team.
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