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Again, two movies in one post ** Obviously there are spoilers under cut!

So Beautiful, is certainly beautiful, BUT! ... XD God, how pesaaaaante!

I think it's more philosophical than I've seen so far, therefore, recommended for those who want to see it with the proper mindset, otherwise it will fall ever! XD There is a very cruel and savage philosophy behind the film, namely that the Feedback makes the imperfect soldier at war, that the real winner is the one with that consciousness is capable of the most heinous horrors and separates them from the feelings. No matter how they are judged not to be judged because it must be done, and time incurred in the most heinous animal instinct.
Well, not quite the absolute lightness, eh XD. Photography is beautiful, the actors were fantastic and YOUNG OMG! HARRISONFORD
is unrecognizable! XD E 'a child almost, in this film! Fantastic


Martin Sheen: Sheen-there is no comparison with that child, although in Platoon was really very good, against his father just can not compete. It is not a matter of jokes - because Martin Sheen

not to speak much - but of all the drama in general, his gestures, his facial expressions were fantastic and made this character who has lived well so much that it is not at war more able to do anything else.
same with Marlon Brando

that, in the few scenes where it appeared (half the final part), was able to catalyze the attention of the scene on him alone. E 'was great and the game of shadows (wanted Brando because he was fattened by the same XD), it has done nothing but increase the drama that revolves around this character, very enigmatic. Even Dennis Hopper
was good, perfect in the role of a freelance photographer totally freaked out. As the group accompanying Sheen during navigation of the river to reach the ultimate goal. funny was the part with Robert Duvall that I had not recognized O_O. Duvall plays the Lieutenant Colonel Kilgore, who is not afraid of anyone or anything, so that makes surfing while his men are attacking the Viet Cong. XD short, the film, too, is to see, but choose well the moment when it XD. Anyway, the thing I liked most was the continuity between the initial and the final scene. Prestateci attention:)
** We link the famous scene of the Ride of the Valkyries
(unfortunately none of the video had the code to implement T_T):
HERE.


After seeing Apocalypse Now, any other film you will feel super light, believe me XD. In fact, I decided to see Jarhead because it's not that I expected something, I thought it was a bit 'to a cagatina
Black Hawk Down, and instead ... is quite good. * Nods *
convinced
This time we are in the Gulf War, specifically there is an entire path to the mission of Desert Storm. beginning, and a little 'later, this film casts a very eye
FMJ
in a pleasant way, but then of course differs, as we are in a different historical period and context. The thing I appreciated is that you try to do the petty moral 'we're the good guys, bad guys their' (see BHD), but, rather, they are all perfectly aware of the economic and oil interests that revolve around this conflict, we talk about censorship and the press to believe that everyone is happy to fight that war. The part I liked most, for his photography and performance, is certainly one in which 'I am group of poor shooters Marines find themselves in the middle of the desert with oil wells on fire, all completely covered with oil. I think it was a strong impact, as it made me sad the scene of the return, when, on all buses that pass along the streets as American heroes, are joined by a Vietnam veteran who asks to stay with them. I do not know, but I was saddened a lot, because, differently from the man in Vietnam has really seen the terrible horrors, in comparison to the Gulf War seems to be a stroll for young ladies. Different times, different contexts. I liked Jake Gyllenhaal, is was good and made me laugh real taste at times. Just as I liked Jamie Foxx
. In the end I'm also a little 'moved by the death of the one who wanted to continue to stay in the Marines and could not (okay, the film is called
' Alan ' you think that can make an order that its name? XD Well, good!). And anyway, there was a slash. XD I think the only film in which I have not seen slash was Apocalypse Now '_'. Interesting.
Ultimately, I think it merits a look-see if

Jarhead, at least to see the other side of the war fought by and the other end of which, even if you've done virtually nothing but wait, there remains trapped, because if you were Marines, I stay until the end of your days. XD I put this, so I leave you with the scene of the 'gas masks'. Made me die of laughter XD.

War Movies List (List subject to extensions!):
-
The Thin Red Line

- Full Metal Jacket - Black Hawk Down

- Platoon

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Apocalypse Now - Brotherhood
- Jarhead
- Good Morning Vietnam
- The Bridge on the River Kwai