Very Short List recommends an interesting war movie that you may have missed. “The Hurt Locker” focuses on a bomb squad in Iraq and the daily pressure they face when they disarm explosives. Could be good.
Very Short List recommends an interesting war movie that you may have missed. “The Hurt Locker” focuses on a bomb squad in Iraq and the daily pressure they face when they disarm explosives. Could be good.
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Man, what an amazing title. I’m going to have to watch this one.
Yeah, the brief review says it steers clear of politics, so if the movie doesn’t have an overall theme of “What are we doing here; just being here is so evil; how many innocent Iraqis have to die before we leave them in peace,” then it could be a good movie.
Well, I could be wrong on the avoidance of politics. John Nolte has an article on his talk with members of the cast and crew, all of whom insist the movie is not political and yet having seen the movie, John has to wonder.