Better if the film would have left out this portion of the film entirely and cut to the company leaving Guadacanal on the LCV. After the hill is taken and Charly Co returns to base camp, the film loses all momentum dealing with the aftermath of the campaign, which makes the then repositioning of the company up river under new and incompetent command, seem a superflous tag - a feeling compounded by the sacrifice made by the film's narrator and "soul". Das gute siegt immer englisch, Jensen am fm projection clock radio review, Gastric varices. At 3 hours, there certainly was ample opportunity for some judicious editing (many a scene, especially the flashbacks and more surreal material, could have been shortened) - which would have given a tighter narrative but even that wouldn't have covered the big "breather" that the film takes about 3/4 of the way through. My only real complaints about this film have to do with pacing and length. This is the zen of war - the film really puts you right there, letting you see all the casualties and conflicts and letting you decide which path you would take if you were "enlisted".įine performances abound, and I found Nick Nolte's Colonel Tall to be an awesome portrayal.ġ4 years have passed with this film, and I found it fun to see all the actors who just "show up" in cameo roles, like John Travolta and George Clooney. claustrophic and metaphoric at the same time. All of the grass level filming, where you can't really see the enemy. im Gebirge ganz oben, wo rechts und links es steil in die Tiefe geht auch im bertragenen Sinn: die Politik befindet sich auf einem schmalen Grat zwischen. Somehow this surrealistic rumination on nature (both phyical and psychological)manages to become the most real of war films. Hei, Ohrkonzert, Grad hat man auf dem Thermometer: Heute ist es 20 Grad warm und auf dem Globus: 33 Grad Ost und 12 Grad sdlicher Breite ein schmaler Grat ist z.B.
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