Plot: When a model soldier who recently returned to the U.S. from the front lines of Iraq goes AWOL, his veteran father enlists the aid of a dedicated police detective in seeking out his son's true fate in director/screenwriter Paul Haggis' follow up to ... Read More
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Paul Haggis, how dare you fly my flag upside down. You piece of ****! Tommy Lee. You are supposed to be a serious actor. Why did you sign up to partake in this mockery of a movie.
Some great acting, but a more dishonorable and slanted story line than anyone could imagine. It does a terrible disservice to our service people who put their lives on the line for our freedom. Just m... ore in a long and sad line of Hollyweird propaganda. War is hell, but warriors deserve better than this garbage. Full Review
This is a beautiful movie and among the most moving I have seen in a long time. Tommy Lee Jones is a brilliant actor and brings subtle quietness but determination to this role. The upside down flag ... symbolization is truly dramatic. I can't believe this movie was passed over and that stupid "No Country for Old Men" won a best picture oscar. This was by far a better movie. Full Review
I'm a shamed of Tommy Lee Jones for making such a mockery ofour serviceman. All our soldiers and our president deserve our respect and admiration for a very hard job.
DONT KNOW IF THEY MADE TOMMY LEE JONES TO LOOK OLDER FOR THE PICTURE OR HAS HE REALLY AGED THAT MUCH,LOOKS LIKE 70 SOMETHING.DONT KNOW WHAT HE DID IN THE ARMY,ONLY THAT HE WAS IN VIET NAM. PLOT HARD T... O FOLLOW,MADE NO SENSE WHEN YOU DID FIGURE IT OUT. Full Review

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