Gross US & Canada
$6,777,741
Opening weekend US & Canada
$133,557
Gross worldwide
$29,541,790
Gross US & Canada
$6,777,741
Opening weekend US & Canada
$133,557
Gross worldwide
$29,541,790
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By Abdullah 2022-03-25 09:01:11
There were days when I was so sorry but couldn't talk about it
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American anti-war films are so dull, from the music to the pictures to the theme of the whole film, it always makes people feel breathless.
Since then, it seems that no corner can be placed in the heart that has been floating for a long time in the era of freedom and peace. We tried to look up historical materials, and tried to feel the sadness in the war environment with tears, but the fear and bullets when the sea was overwhelmed by the eyes. We can never truly empathize...
By Rico 2022-03-25 09:01:11
Battle in the Valley of Elah
It's perfect, the suspense is hung up a little bit, and the theme is deep enough, and the demonstration is powerful. Shit world, all fucked up. Like animals, hunger, violence, impulsiveness, bondage, venting. Reflection on war distorts human nature. hand over a child to you. so mad, get me out of there The bruise on the bridge of the policeman's nose was hit by someone who helped catch the criminal. Dog-abusing veteran killed his child's mother. After the...
By Ignatius 2022-03-25 09:01:11
Essentially an anti-war and patriotic film wrapped in the shell of criminal suspense, it's very moving, especially good. The story tells the story of a father and a female police detective working together to investigate the murder of his father's son, a soldier who had just returned from Iraq.
The film follows in the footsteps of the father, dissecting the case from a perspective outside his private institution. He has also served in the military, and with sharp instincts and the...
By Rowland 2022-03-25 09:01:11
A good, thought-provoking film with the heroic father acting impeccably.
The old patriotic hero sent both sons to the battlefield. The eldest son died in a helicopter crash. The youngest son, Mike, survived the Iraq war, but died under the knife of his comrades after returning to China. The heroic father personally brought the murderer to justice, and his anger rose. upside down flag.
Mike was originally a good boy. He joined the army with his ideals and the brand of a heroic...
By Vella 2022-03-25 09:01:11
Neither side of the war has ever won
"Why did David deal with the giant Goliath when he was just a kid"
An anti-war film, more precisely an anti-Iraq war film.
In the film, the process of dealing with the father's attempt to find out the truth about Mike's murder is complicated and confusing, and at the moment when the truth is revealed, it is lighthearted. It is the most prominent plot setting.
The slight deficiency is that in order to emphasize the impact of war on the soldiers participating in the war, the...
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By Javon 2022-04-24 07:01:15
I thought it was a victory film like Black Hawk Down, but it wasn't, it was too...
By Rodrigo 2022-04-23 07:02:54
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By Maryam 2022-04-23 07:02:54
It was very shocking to see it, and I gave 5 stars when I was excited. After thinking about it later, it seemed that it was...
By Alec 2022-04-23 07:02:54
The last half hour, and the perfect...
By Orland 2022-04-23 07:02:54
Cruel War Humanity...
Det. Emily Sanders: I was wondering if you knew if your son had any enemies.
Hank Deerfield: You mean other than the thousands of Iraqis and foreign fighters that have been trying to kill him till a couple of weeks ago?
Hank Deerfield: That's how you fight monsters. You lure them in close to you, you look them in the eye, you smack them down.
David Sanders: You fight a lot of monsters?
Hank Deerfield: Yeah.
David Sanders: You win?
Hank Deerfield: If I didn't I'd have been crushed, right?
Corporal Steve Penning: We seemed to always pull sentry duty together. Freezing our asses off. He tried to convince me of the craziest things.
Hank Deerfield: Try to get you to wear pantyhose?
Corporal Steve Penning: Did he tell you?
Hank Deerfield: No, I told *him*. Cuts the cold like nothing else.
Corporal Steve Penning: So he wasn't lying.
Hank Deerfield: You just don't want to get shot wearing a pair of those things. You'll never live it down.