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DdawgI know some folks won't see it. It is rated R, and has strong war violence. But, I went and saw it this last week. 2 days later I saw it again. It's a powerful movie. Clint Eastwood is one my favorite directors - if not my favorite. Bradley Cooper portrays Chris Kyle to perfection. Actual Seal Team 3 members that worked with Chris said, watching Bradley Cooper, they thought they were watching Chris Kyle. Such detail and research went into recreating this movie that a team of high end gunsmiths rebuilt the guns to be the actual make, model, and equipment, was set up as Chris Kyle and his Seal Team used them in Iraq.
The first time I saw it, when it ended, I sat there quietly and watched the credits roll. I saw it with 2 buddies. None of us moved, or spoke. We just sat and considered what we had seen.
The 2nd time I watched it, the ending affected me even more. During the funeral procession, I don't mind admitting, I openly wept. It's so tragic for Chris, his wife Taya, his children, his his parents and ultimately his friends and this country.
I can honestly say and believe, the world is a better place because of Chris Kyle, who he was, and what he did. The world is also poorer because of his loss. I recommend.
The first time I saw it, when it ended, I sat there quietly and watched the credits roll. I saw it with 2 buddies. None of us moved, or spoke. We just sat and considered what we had seen.
The 2nd time I watched it, the ending affected me even more. During the funeral procession, I don't mind admitting, I openly wept. It's so tragic for Chris, his wife Taya, his children, his his parents and ultimately his friends and this country.
I can honestly say and believe, the world is a better place because of Chris Kyle, who he was, and what he did. The world is also poorer because of his loss. I recommend.