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Streamers (1983)

Four young recruits about to be sent to Vietnam confront their prejudicial feelings toward one another when it's learned one of them is gay.

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Carlos M 23 Dec 2016

An intense and well written drama that deals with matters like racism, homophobia, self-acceptance and the dehumanizing side of war, relying on a revealing dialogue and with strong performances by its entire ensemble cast, especially Michael Wright and George Dzundza.

Lee M 31 Jan 2010

Altman goes a good way toward realizing the full effect of a stage play as a film, then pulls the rug out from himself by the overabundant use of film techniques, which dismember what should be an ensemble performance.

Grizz F 14 Jun 2009

Altman's assured hand with ensembles ought to have liberated Rabe's plays, sprung it from the stage and turned it into something cinematic. But Altman refuses to do so. The performances are too big for the screen, pitched to the last from of a theater. One wonders why they felt the need for a complete set when it would have been truer to the intent of the filmmakers tom film a theatrical production? The subtance of the play is well realized by the cast, but the result is about as uncinematic as you can imagine.

Vincent Canby 29 Aug 2004

It goes partway toward realizing the full effect of a stage play as a film, then botches the job by the overabundant use of film techniques, which dismember what should be an ensemble performance.

Dennis Schwartz 23 Oct 2005

The ensemble cast comes up smart with some fine spontaneous performances.