Full Battle Rattle
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- Synopsis
- Before American soldiers are deployed to Iraq, they're given special training at the National Training Center on the Ft. Irwin Military Reservation, located in California's Mojave Desert....
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- Director(s)
- Tony Gerber, Jesse Moss
- MPAA Rating
- Not Rated
- Runtime
- 92 min.
Critic Reviews
Full Battle Rattle works just fine as a two-fisted combat story, with unexpected bursts of violence peppering that old universal message that war is hell.Read the full review
Gives a remarkably thorough and detailed account of the difficult conditions facing American soldiers in Iraq.Read the full review
A so-so pic on an incendiary subject, Full Battle Rattle follows the training regimen of one battalion during engagement and occupation in one of 13 fake "villages" comprising a massive Iraq simulation somewhere in the Mojave Desert.Read the full review
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