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By Dylan D (818) on 15 Mar 2015

A relentlessly terrifying experience that's more than the sum of the shots fired or the bombs disarmed, Director Kathryn Bigelow's The Hurt…

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By Rae K (12) on 15 Mar 2015

One of my favourite movies and one of the best movies I've seen to date. An intense and artistic film that won't disappoint…

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By Elliot T (97) on 09 Mar 2015

The Hurt Locker is a good example of why it's hard for me to enjoy modern war films…

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By Evan T (213) on 05 Mar 2015

This movie honestly feels like they tried too hard. Far too much shaky cam when it's unnecessary…

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By Aakash G (104) on 28 Feb 2015

Sergeant William James: Everyone's a coward about something…

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By Luis G (526) on 13 Feb 2015

The Hurt locker is a wonderful film that are power by great performances from Jeremy Renner and the rest of the cast, but also manages to bring…

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By Arthur_S_Poe (15) on 11 Feb 2015

I cannot deny that 'The Hurt Locker' has a very specific power that does, in a way, attract people to it…

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By Nicolò M (116) on 10 Feb 2015

Obviously The Hurt Locker has impressed many, but it can't impress all…

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By Luke D (217) on 09 Feb 2015

This film is awesome the war films era at its best the whole film keeps you tense and every second they are on the field you are waiting to…

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By Mario M (264) on 09 Feb 2015

This film is awesome the war films era at its best the whole film keeps you tense and every second they are on the field you are waiting to…

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By Robert H (1,967) on 07 Feb 2015

THE HURT LOCKER is a tense but emotionally distant war film from director Kathryn Bigelow, and starring Jeremy Renner…

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By Thomas B (1,990) on 30 Jan 2015

The rush of battle is often a potent and lethal addiction, for war is a drug. From the very first scene of this film, it's clear that it's…

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By Ritchie G (143) on 30 Jan 2015

Tense and indeed worthy of its multiple Oscars…

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By Abby D (153) on 30 Jan 2015

Tense and indeed worthy of its multiple Oscars…

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By Liam C (674) on 24 Jan 2015

The Hurt Locker is an example of a film that gets pretty much everything right, and like that review that is quoted on the poster says, it…

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By Drlowdon (322) on 23 Jan 2015

When Sergeant James takes over a highly trained bomb disposal team stationed in Iraq, he surprises his team with his reckless and dangerous…

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By Joshua F (508) on 22 Jan 2015

It is much better than your average Middle East war flick with astounding cinematography, and well-acted, complex (if somewhat unlikable) characters…

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By Michael C (2,821) on 20 Jan 2015

Es curioso que una pelicula llena de testosterona haya sido dirigida por una mujer, gran actuaciÃ²n de Jeremy Renner…

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By Tomer H (168) on 18 Jan 2015

A movie that ranks up with war greats like Apocalypse Now and Saving Private…

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By Brandon O (410) on 16 Jan 2015

The Hurt Locker is brilliant cinema in its truest form, a war drama that brings us an unforgettable performance from Jeremy Renner and a flawless…

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