Review of Restrepo (2010) by Steve W — 16 Sep 2011
War, real time. Documentary filmmakers stay with a platoon of soldiers in the Korengal Valley, the most dangerous place in the war. There are some lagging moments, but some that also shine. Such as Captain Kearney's speech after the soldiers morale is low, or the three soldiers dancing to techno music and have to stop because they hear gunfire.
A very visceral and raw look at war, and its intention is to give you a good idea of what combat is like out there.
This review of Restrepo (2010) was written by Steve W on 16 Sep 2011.
Restrepo has generally received very positive reviews.
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