A very moving film

Rating: 8/10 (8 April 2015)

I have a husband and father with PTSD from combat and found this film (with all its little inaccuracies that other reviewers insist on pointing out) a window into their experience, that they can never tell me about. I didn't focus on what was credible or not, just the emotional intensity of the tours and the readjustment back to family life. Whether or not Kyle's views where accurate didn't taint that he was doing the best he knew how with the information he had. I can agree that America is manipulated by the government/media and they used this influence at 9/11 to start a war, but that was not what this movie was about IMHO. It was about family... and specifically, a soldier's family. I love my husband, and feel so separated from him at times because I can not understand. Thank you Clint Eastward for showing all that see this film a tiny glimpse of what our Guys are living and maybe the why they live through it too. Their sacrifices are not in vain if they believe they are doing the right thing (on all sides).
Judge not; lest ye be judged Matt 7:1
Isaiah 33:22 For the Lord is our judge,
the Lord is our lawgiver,
the Lord is our king;
it is he who will save us.