Trigger Caution: I wanted to pass this on as some FREE weekend entertainment for my fellow brothers & sisters that may otherwise be holed up like me and not willing or able to get out and enjoy this hot, new flick.
You might check this out before public release. Not top quality but one of the year's best movies, IMHO. I expect Hollyweird will diss this movie for whatever purpose. Hopefully the link works for you too, don't expect theater quality.
You will recognize the effects of war early on in the flick, for instance when he comes home from the first tour and someone fires up a lawn mower outside. The movie really speaks to me like no other movie I've seen (for obvious reasons). Our paths were different in some ways but so similar in others.
Better than most war movies, Clint Eastwood has provided us a quality glimpse into the reality of Chris Kyle's true story, in a manner that shatters the myth that only 20-25% deal with the beast. That is a number totally fabricated for government purposes and by DoD failure, Yet, it is also based on the fact most vets shun the resources available and will never be counted due to solid training, group pride and self-inflicted stigma. This leaves veterans with record suicides, homelessness and unemployment.
There will always be those that will discount and cannot understand such things. I'm happy they don't have to live it and I'm proud of my brothers and sisters that provide them that sanctuary, to live in ignorance, free from the beast.
I'm proud to have shared my war with Chris, both of them...
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You might check this out before public release. Not top quality but one of the year's best movies, IMHO. I expect Hollyweird will diss this movie for whatever purpose. Hopefully the link works for you too, don't expect theater quality.
You will recognize the effects of war early on in the flick, for instance when he comes home from the first tour and someone fires up a lawn mower outside. The movie really speaks to me like no other movie I've seen (for obvious reasons). Our paths were different in some ways but so similar in others.
Better than most war movies, Clint Eastwood has provided us a quality glimpse into the reality of Chris Kyle's true story, in a manner that shatters the myth that only 20-25% deal with the beast. That is a number totally fabricated for government purposes and by DoD failure, Yet, it is also based on the fact most vets shun the resources available and will never be counted due to solid training, group pride and self-inflicted stigma. This leaves veterans with record suicides, homelessness and unemployment.
There will always be those that will discount and cannot understand such things. I'm happy they don't have to live it and I'm proud of my brothers and sisters that provide them that sanctuary, to live in ignorance, free from the beast.
I'm proud to have shared my war with Chris, both of them...
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