Waltz with Bashir

This movie was a major disappointment. Instead of being a critical analysis (animated or not) of the tragic events in 1982 at Sabra and Satilla refugee camps, it turns out to be an apologist's, self-serving account of Israel's role in the massacre of the Palestinian refugee camps in southern Lebanon, camps created by the Israeli ethnic cleansing of 750,000 Palestinians (while murdering

AIRIFEEKOM -- I cannot understand what you are trying to convey, because your English is not so good. Paradise Now is about young Palestinian me wanting to become suicide bombers. Waltz With Bashir is about men growing old and realizing the mistakes of war and violence, but nevertheless its unfortunate necessity in certain ************* beyone one's control. War is ugly, but it has been forced

At first confusing and when viewer is acclimated, rather tedious. Two seniors walked out about 2/3 through. What did images add to this film about sublimated guilt--nada.

HALNMO11: there are many movies that are anti -violence, but do you think they will put a spot light on it??? I dont think so my friend. I also remember the great movie "Hotel Rowanda" was against violence but I did not think it was fom Israel my friend. Go watch "Paradise Now", it is coming from Palestine, oops how come it is not from Israel and yet an anti war movie. by the way this is a rating

Excellent movie about one individual's psychological, emotional and spiritual journey into a dark past he has long and conveniently forgotten. Very surreal and artistically captivating, satirical and condemning view of war itself. It is amazing how many anti war movies come out of Israel. Last year it was "Beaufort". Before that "Walk on Water", and others. I am still waiting for the first