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The movie did a great job showing the PTSD of Ron and the other vets. They seemed to have genuine problems dealing with the things that happened during the war. He frequently had flash backs to the critical seen from the war to him in the village. He had a hard time coming to terms with the fact that he killed a member of his unit. Many soldier were killed by friendly fire and this did a good job showing how it could happen in stressful situations. -- Kellye Sorber | The movie did a great job showing the PTSD of Ron and the other vets. They seemed to have genuine problems dealing with the things that happened during the war. He frequently had flash backs to the critical seen from the war to him in the village. He had a hard time coming to terms with the fact that he killed a member of his unit. Many soldier were killed by friendly fire and this did a good job showing how it could happen in stressful situations. -- Kellye Sorber | ||
| + | I thought the movie did a good job showing the split reaction of the American people. Those who supported the war and those who protested. I also liked how it showed the change in Ron's character as he realized what was really going on. - Christine W. | ||
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