It came out the same year as another war movie, but I hadn't noticed
this until fairly recently. That's a real shame, because in almost every
way it surpasses the other, more accepted film.
The only bit that lets this down is the few dialogue based scenes which
drift off into meditation-land. That's fine during the battle scenes or
in private moments, but the introspection doesn't work when there are
two people beating out an idea together.
The story is fine, it tentpoles between points and eventually leaves you
with your own ideas, not something designed. That's fine with me.
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