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Johnny Got His Gun (1971)

A young American soldier, rendered in pseudocoma from an artillery shell from WWI, recalls his life leading up to that point.

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Matt K 08 Nov 2007

Good adaptation of the book. Makes you think about certain things. But it can still be subject to a funny evening. Try this: drink a shot each time you recognize a scene or a dialogue that was used for the Metallice clip 'one'.

Christian P 27 Sep 2013

This is one of those movies that's hard to watch, but impossible to forget. Not a movie I could see very often.

Roger Ebert 22 Oct 2004

Trumbo has taken the most difficult sort of material -- the story of a soldier who lost his arms, his legs, and most of his face in a World War I shell burst -- and handled it, strange to say, in a way that's not so much anti-war as pro-life. Perhaps that's why I admire it.

Michael L 18 Jul 2009

Depressing, but powerful film. Metallica based their song, "One," on this movie.

Jason B 26 Jan 2008

Can you even begin to imagine what it would be like to still be alive...but everyone else around you thinks your dead? This film is a nightmarish tale of a soldier "killed" in WWI. In a devastating explosion, he loses his arms, legs and majority of his face. The doctor's believe that there couldn't possibly be any brain activity left. But we, the viewers, know different. As the doctor's keep this "living" body alive so they can study him more closely, we are taken on a harrowing journey through the mind of this man who slowly discovers what he has become. He can not speak. He can not see or hear. He can't even communicate through hand signals. As he slowly dissolves into madness, he sees blurring images of his past life and hallucinations of the coming afterlife (including Jesus played by Donald Sutherland). It's during a flashback conversation that he remembers the words of his father: "Do you remember your Morse Code?" K-I-L-L M-E