In Between The Film's Depictions of Contemporary War Is the Blah Rhetoric of the Average Stereotypical Jarhead

Rating: 7/10 (25 July 2015)

Now here's the thing. Due to really the people that supported it and glorified the film's real life protagonist I felt rather inclined to rate this film 1 out of 10 stars and call it a day but this regional entertainment retailer always has this great sell on DVDs and I got this movie for a dollar so I set my politics aside to honestly watch this film. One thing that always catches my eyes in a Clint Eastwood directed film is it's boring monotone lighting which is kinda present in American Sniper accept for the few (and there are few) scenes of the American sniper being the American Sniper. I appreciated the honesty of this films politics but I found a certain Life and World Changing Cliché scene to be pretty funny. But I did not feel while watching American Sniper as I do in every recent Eastwood film (with the exception of Letters From Iwo Jima) the continued boredom until the sweet inevitable credits. But in between the realism in the film's depictions of contemporary war is the blah rhetoric of an average stereotypical jar-head either listening or speaking to Bradley Cooper who is the only reason I rate this film an 8 instead of a 7. But I liked the Punisher being read and can dig all the Texas stuff.