So many elements combine to make this movie good.. especially the music
I've just got this movie on DVD - I did see it on the big screen and it
blew my mind. Being from Australia we had practically no idea of what was going on in Somalia, and after seeing this movie and then reading the book - it is an eye opener. Now that I've watched it a few more times, I've noticed one thing with this movie. The music. Aside from the story and the cinematography and the editing which all are so well done that you feel like you are there with them; the music is a big contributor to the feel of the movie, and in my opinion, more so than in a lot of films. It is very subtle, it has taken me 10 viewings to even notice there was music there. It really helps create the atmosphere, going from lighthearted, almost fun in the beginning with various rock/pop tracks into deep and moving operatic styles as the story progesses into the war and further. It is the top of my list of favourites for many reasons, but I think mostly it is the way the whole package comes together to tell the story of what happened that makes it so good. Well worth viewing many times over.. hvisje watch Arlington Road movie
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exellent movie
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jalibrandi
Hi. Have no idea what I am expected to write about....thanks.
shawty22
I like the movie black hawk i watched long time ago but i think you should put new movies on here though.
usmc777
great movie.
Combat with no apologies
No matter what country you are from, whether Austria or Australia, if you
have never volunteered to stand in harms way - then you shouldn't be allowed to criticize this film. There is no hype, no majesty, no glory - there is blood, there is pain, there is anguish, and there is death. That is combat - and that is accurately and graphically depicted here. This is not a telling of the trials of the country of Somalia, it is the depiction of less than 72 hours in the lives of some American soldiers. The comments that the movie drags, that the combat is so long and you don't get into the characters, that it's all American Hollywood - those writers have missed the point completely. This is a movie that sums up the reason that men have fought and died since time immemorial - it is said best with the statement not from the movie - "We few, we band of brothers". These men have no deep motivation that we need to find. Two things that some of the movie watchers may have missed - first, the US Army is all volunteer. So to be a soldier you have to volunteer. Second, to be in Delta Force or the Rangers, you have to volunteer again. These soldiers are fighting - and dying - because they swore an oath to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and to obey the lawful orders of those officers over them. Combat as depicted in BHD is what the face of combat really is - Tom Sizemore as the Colonel looking back into his Humvee where all of his men are either dead or wounded - and then going back in. That is an American soldier being depicted. From the perspective of this one time ground pounder, this is as real as it gets. No bloodless wounds where the soldier who gets shot falls to the side and off camera - a squirting femoral artery right into the eyes is what real combat is. For those of you who thought this movie dragged on - that's combat, and that's reality. There is no moral to this story, no Private Ryan inner motivation - this is just pure combat - as it really is.. |
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