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Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk (2016)

19-year-old Billy Lynn is brought home for a victory tour after a harrowing Iraq battle. Through flashbacks the film shows what really happened to his squad – contrasting the realities of war with America's perceptions.

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Year
- 2016
Language
- English
Duration
- 113 mins
Director
- Ang Lee
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Genres
- Drama
- War
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Jeff M 29 Nov 2016

A prosperous America with all its pomp and circumstance betrays itself and everybody else in its seeming sorta-kinda attempt to honor a group of freedom defending heroes for their service in keeping prosperous America prospering. The virgin Billy Lynn is the focus of a modern warrior's sacred dedication to Duty and Trust to which the rest of us, by and large, are pretty much ineered. We say we get it but we don't. Most of us have never been to Iraq or Afghanistan for any reason and we want to keep it that way. Ang Lee brilliantly illuminates our deficits in genuine empathy and his work is devalued by many critics, I believe, precisely because it's painful looking at the truth. That, and the fact that Steve Martin gives a truly dreadful performance unworthy of comparison to anything he's ever done before. Joe Alwyn, on the other hand, gives a masterful performance worthy of supporting the supporting cast by bringing out their superb contributions, all made possible by Mr. Lee's quiet and never failing directorial genius.

Chancey P 20 Nov 2016

A beautifully-shot masterpiece! It talks about issues that are deeper than war and troops. I didn't think it was possible, but I actually like this movie better than Brokeback Mountain and Life of Pi. How can anyone hate this? The movie goes extremely deep. I really hope Ang Lee will win academy again as best director, even best picture!

Keith C 02 Mar 2017

Incredible from beginning to end. There are interventions with his family which slow the movie. However, certain scenes allow us to witness a war soldier on leave. Great film overall.

Tim Grierson 10 Nov 2016

Ang Lee's film doesn't entirely work, but part of what's wrong with it is ultimately what makes it succeed. Lee's experiment in high-frame-rate cinema is arresting even when the film's story isn't.

Mark Dujsik 17 Nov 2016

The film's criticism is not leveled against the war, but against the people who would deny the true nature of combat for their own ends.