This didn't sweep the Oscars but it swept me away!

Rating: 10/10 (17 April 2015)

My name is Kyle Kyle. I was born yesterday and my parents wanted to name me after Chris Kyle who is undoubtedly the biggest American figure since Benedict Arnold. My last name is pure coincidence but God himself knows I would give my Red blood, White skin and Blue collar to be a part of his lineage. My parents took me to see American Sniper on opening weekend and needless to say, my entire life has changed. Chris Kyle, a Martyr to Freedom and a symbol of a Nation's Pride wrote his life story right before it was unfairly cut short and the greatest American filmmaker, Clit Yeastwood took it upon himself to adapt this ever-reaching, patriotic spread bald eagle of a story to the silver screen.
Never will there be a life story so captivating, so important and so celebrated in American History. I have a dream. I have a dream that one day his autobiography will be required reading in any and all American History classes. From grade school to grad school. From the earth to the moon. From my cradle to my grave I will use this book as a companion to my bible to get me through my struggle, to pray, take my vitamins and be true to my country because I'm a real American. You simply can't manufacture this kind of cultural respect and patriotism for the greatest country on earth. Chris Kyle has taught me to stick to my guns and if anyone tries to intimidate or threaten my personal beliefs I have my right as an American Citizen to stand my ground. After all we have to fight injustice to keep the history of our great nation alive. If we give in to outsiders (those people) we will lose our identity and our greatest achievements like Joseph McCarthy, The Vietnam War, Beatlemania, High School football, man-caves, marriage, Reaganomics and 9/11.
I noticed something during the movie as I was flailing my arms and legs in my seat. I took a look around to see grown ups my parents age (15 and 21 respectively) and other grown ups even older than them and something happened: they all turned into babies. They were just like me, they were all born yesterday and we shed a tear at the poignancy of the human life that was being projected on screen, together. I will never forget it.