Review of Full Metal Jacket (1987) by Anderson G — 11 Oct 2016

Few people know how to do critical in art form as Stanley Kubrick's "Full Metal Jacket" is no different, Kubrick has many war movies in his lean but fantastic cinematography, and "Full Metal Jacket" and the other is a great movie , contemplate here Kubrick picture, it is flawless, with only 7 men and a few destroyed buildings, Kubrick makes an epic backdrop of war, many concepts here were years deployed pie in the phenomenal "the Saving Private Ryan," the soundtrack different from his other films, is not classical, very beautiful contrary, full of pop songs, Kubrick makes us question to remember that we are in the 80s and treating children, Kubrick talks about potential and duality of human beings for evil and the limit sanity, when young people are caught for entering a battlefield after a more criminal training than practice, things do not work, intrigue, deaths, outbreaks, suicides and ignorance, we have a linear script and in a simple manner compared to its previous films, but have problems and the transition acts, the first act is too long, and you just do not see the second act, the film is a great introduction and then a final, and the performances are all reasonable, although the film has incredible scenery, impeccable costume and be Kubrick's hand in every detail, whether close at Jocker face after he kill (.

..), close that his face is divided by a dark layer is increased, showing the killer instinct really born in the character, the film photography, as I said, is phenomenal, we still have the introduction of Mickey's voice in the last song of the film, representing all there are children, as I said, is not the most perfect of Kubrick's films, but the film has many, many merits, and brings a critical controversy but the displays clear and didactic way.