The Hurt Locker movie

[danski]

I thought it was excellent.

The 300-meter rifle dual was as intense as the disarming of the IEDs.

If technical bloopers existed, I really don't care. The "realism" was still
there.

I won't be surprised if it wins the Best Picture Oscar.

 

[cobra44]

I just checked it out recently, and I have to say that it was one of the best movies that I have viewed in a long while.
It was pretty intense.

 

[peyton]

Sorry, the boozin and other "stupid" things soured it for me. It was realistic in the setting, the towns in Iraq are like what you saw in the movie. EOD are the best of our military, they deserved better representation. Now the movie was awesome, you just have to take it with it's faults.

 

[sigp220.45]

I loved it. It was way better than I thought it would be, as it was directed by the same genius who brought us Point Break.

I was surprised at the tiny roles by big actors - Guy Pearce, Ralph Fiennes, and David Morse.

The scene where James is back home and bored into a near-coma by the cereal aisle at the grocery store is priceless.