I wanted to watch it, but I'm kinda afraid. Is it really as sick and brutal as everyone says?

I wanted to watch it, but I'm kinda afraid. Is it really as sick and brutal as everyone says?

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What's the actual plot of this movie?

Most people have mentally blocked the more traumatic sequences, so theres a good chance you'll find it even more sick and brutal than everyone claims.

Pillage. Greed. Rape. Genocide. Cannabalism.

What degenerate monster approved this for families

>that scene where the k9 unit takes turns raping that kitten while they tear the mother apart.
War never changes

>that scene when army dog barely escapes from the prison camp operated by hungry vietnamese soldiers

Dude, just don’t. It’s taken me a while to get to the point where I can see a picture of the poster and not immediately have to speak to my therapist. It’s been 3 years.

Fuck
And
Maim
Islamists
Like
Yesterday

Deep state sponsored domestic terrorist snuff film ring. I can't tell you anymore than that

The part where he presses the button releasing the Agent Orange right onto the north Vietnamese troops made me cringe. He killed like a hundred people and gave permanent neurological disorders to hundreds more. Just because they didn't have him shoot the missiles doesn't mean this movie is family friendly....

I wanna sex that sexy sexy dog.

ebin reddit :)XX

>the part where the dog is forced fed an aborted fetus
shits disgusting

Despite the atrocities they committed and would continue to commit, I cried when him and his buddy are on R&R in thailand fucking ladyboys and eating morphine laced dog biscuits for a week
>"Are... are we still good boys Army Dog?"
>"I don't know any more. I don't fucking know" *slumps over and passes out in a dog bowl filled with tequila*

Casper must hate his agent, and his daughter had no reason to hate the dog.

t. memed into watching this film.

>"Imagine being a young man, from some poor piss old town; Being told that he was nothing, that he was dirt, a pissant. There is no future for him, no chance; that he'll perpetuate the curse of his father, his father's father and so on. He goes to the drink, the club, experiment with the needle, whatever. Then he meets a girl, wants to change himself; Signs up at the army, gets told he'll be a hero. This is it. This is my chance. He finishes training, gets posted to some shit hole jungle. Dies the moment he steps foot out of the chopper."

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>"'Nam didn't change us. We never were good boys, Sarge. We never were."
that last scene where they call napalm strike on themselves was really hard hitting

it's no worse than the last few seasons of Arthur

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3 years ago I made an OC where I took a cap of the scene from platoon where Barnes holds the gun to the little girls head and I put army dogs face on it. I wish I still had it.

>"A man can live without his lower torso for more than 5 minutes. Trust me, I'm the one who did it to 'em"

Damn son

It looked like shit, good riddance

>who's a good boy?
>Not me. Not anymore.

Seriously though my 8 year old son loves dogs. Is this movie really that graphic or are y'all memeing?

>Like any good boy, I followed orders. Sit, stay, kill. It didn't matter to me. Long as I got a belly rub and a dog biscuit, it don't matter. Nothin really matters any more

>why do they say im a bad boy? i did every trick they asked me to

>the part when they go in the forest and the trees start meowing

Scariest scene I saw in any film.

I'll watch anything with based Johnny Rico in it

The ten minute rape scene where they show both the red rocket entering the vagina and the xray of the cumshot was a bit much. My parents were in the room.

>puppie gets riddled with shrapnel from the boobie trapped chew toy