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For myself it looked too cartoony every time the audience is with the blue people native American stereotypes
It looked like it was based on the doodles of a in 12 year old girl.
For myself it looked too cartoony every time the audience is with the blue people native American stereotypes
For myself it looked too cartoony every time the audience is with the blue people native American stereotypes
Spielberg has knocked it out of the park so many timesPerhaps the best scene in cinema history. At the very least the best battle scene.
Agreed. Jaws, Indiana Jones 3x, Schindler's List, Jurassic Park, ET, etc. Dude is a legit genius.Spielberg has knocked it out of the park so many times
Perhaps the best scene in cinema history. At the very least the best battle scene.
Me and my friends went to see this at the pictures not knowing anything about it. I was stunned by the first half hour. We were all sat pinned back in our seats gripping the armrests as if our lives depended on it.
Never had an experience like it in a cinema.
When it came out, I was about 14. I remember the media was issuing warnings that combat vets, but especially WWII vets, would be well-advised to not go to the film, for fear that it would trigger flashbacks. Speaks volumes about how well made that film was.
PTSD is a real thing.A friends brother was in the 1st Gulf war and was a bit freaked out when he watched it lol.
When I left the theatre after watching SPR there was an old couple still seated with the wife comforting her husband (he was in tears), who I have to assume was a WWII vet. I’ve never seen anything like that in a theatre before or after. The ending hits you in the feels anyway, so I can’t imagine what it must’ve been like for him.When it came out, I was about 14. I remember the media was issuing warnings that combat vets, but especially WWII vets, would be well-advised to not go to the film, for fear that it would trigger flashbacks. Speaks volumes about how well made that film was.
When I left the theatre after watching SPR there was an old couple still seated with the wife comforting her husband (he was in tears), who I have to assume was a WWII vet. I’ve never seen anything like that in a theatre before or after. The ending hits you in the feels anyway, so I can’t imagine what it must’ve been like for him.
American Sniper is the only movie I have seen that actually looked like Fallujah. When that tank fired up over the call to prayer in the beginning I lost my shit in the theater. I can imagine the WWII going through hell watching SPR.When it came out, I was about 14. I remember the media was issuing warnings that combat vets, but especially WWII vets, would be well-advised to not go to the film, for fear that it would trigger flashbacks. Speaks volumes about how well made that film was.
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