Quick Review: Probably supposed to be inspirational, but sadly ending up being surprisingly uninspired in execution, Clint Eastwood's bluntest film in his career aims to honor the heroic act of three American young soldiers, portrayed inadequately by the actual persons, but watching 80 minutes of a corny, uneventful, and often dull backstory with zero impact or zest for that matter just to witness the intense final final act feels like a tiresome wait for a train, so long you think it will never arrive.
2 comments:
Real shame. I'd heard his biggest mistake was getting the real men rather than actors.
The whole movies was a mistake, Alex. It shouldn't have been made in the first place.
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