Is this the only noteworthy film the US's recent wars have produced?
Is this the only noteworthy film the US's recent wars have produced?
Cameron Thomas
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Jace Jackson
weird pick, but okay
Noah Diaz
I was asking a genuine question. Is there anything else?
Ryan Hill
Generation kill. War Machine. That's all.
Jack Long
Well, maybe The Last Flag Flying, but it's not really related. Yet, cast is great.
Ayden Morris
Iraq/Afghanistan just isn’t as cool/interesting as Vietnam or as dramatic/patriotic as WW2. It sucks we got the two most boring wars possibly for our generation. Tbh warfare post 2000 just isn’t all that cool.
Cameron Smith
Too bad it's garbage.
Ian Williams
OK, maybe The Wall. Ideology in that movie is interesting.
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Colton Morgan
who hurt locker you?
Zachary Williams
No. This is not a good film.
Try these:
Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk
Thank You For Your Service
They are like the fucked up sequels to Generation Kill, and reflect the depressing shitshow those wars devolved into.
Ian Jones
>Zero Dark Thirty
>13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Bengazi
Both of these films have some cool murder/combat sequences that discredit your statement.
Jonathan Murphy
>Volunteers for an invasion
>Locals are shooting at you
>Cries about PTSD
What the fuck did they expected?
Colton Nelson
shooting somalis is based
Carson Thomas
American Sniper is pure kino
Not that you brainlets would know, since it doesn't have a sign saying: AMERICA WAS IN THE WRONG IN THE WAR, SADDAM WAS THE GOOD GUY
Adrian Sanders
>25 years ago
As far away from today as Vietnam was from BHD
Jackson Sanders
Competent health care and social support?
Josiah Hill
I like the part where the guy gets blowed up
Aiden Morris
>18 years ago
Still a high water mark in modern war films. Straight action, A-listers galore, and almost no frivolous bullshit.
Isaac Watson
Kajaki was a decent british film set in Afghanistan.
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Jeremiah Brown
fuck pirate skinny scum
Isaiah Martin
Always liked Jarhead because the plot was just marines fucking around and doing nothing just like real life.
Samuel Peterson
Hurt locker is fine. I wouldn't call it a classic but it's good. Last flag flying is shit.
Kayden Bailey
13 Hours. Not only is it a good film but it's very accurate to what actually happened.