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Rebekah 2022-06-05 18:35:40
Not pleased, not sensational, acting out of 100 minutes, I told a simple but very tense story. The Iraq War is too close. I have no sympathy with the protagonists. From the first minute to the end, the brotherhood of the straight man was in the war. The background is extremely moving and distressed, and the lives of every individual involved in the war and the lives of those around them have been completely...
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Amy 2022-06-05 16:55:34
Thx for your service, but I don't give a...
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Deontae 2022-06-05 16:32:34
I doubt if this film can reach half the height of [Golden...
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Eduardo 2022-06-05 11:08:11
Quite precious about the days when the veterans returned home after the war. Much better than American snipers. Seeing as Lynn's follow-up. The fifteen minutes at the end is quite relaxed and beautiful. Tearful eyes countless times the male starring is very good. vaform crying...
Thank You for Your Service Comments
Thank You for Your Service quotes
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Saskia Schumann: You should have told me I was married to a hero.
Adam Schumann: I'm not a hero.
Saskia Schumann: [sighs] Hero enough.
Adam Schumann: I just wanna get back into our house.
Saskia Schumann: Me too. We're not that far off.
Adam Schumann: Oh, yeah? Did you win the Powerball and not tell me?
Saskia Schumann: Amanda loaned us some money.
Adam Schumann: Amanda Doster?
Saskia Schumann: Yeah. We were at Will's funeral and she offered.
Adam Schumann: What the fuck are you doing?
Saskia Schumann: I told her we were trying to get back into our house.
Adam Schumann: Do you not fucking get that she has that money because her husband's dead? And that her husband is dead because of me? What the fuck, Saskia?
[Saskia sighs]
Adam Schumann: Fucking Christ.
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Saskia Schumann: He wants to kill himself, and you want him to work at a gun range?
Adam Schumann: It's a tank range. You think I could kill myself with a tank?
Saskia Schumann: Maybe.
Adam Schumann: It would take some serious planning.
Saskia Schumann: Well, you're pretty fucking resourceful.
