Powerful, riveting.

Rating: 10/10 (8 February 2015)

By FAR the best war movie I've seen. Finally a movie where the American hero offers no apologies. No wonder the libtards hate it. Chris Kyle is everything they want to be but never were.
The movie itself is done very well. Some documentaries sacrifice a good plot for purposes of telling history, but this story would have been great even if Kyle was a fictional character. The ending is very sad of course but it is overall an excellent tribute to the late Chris Kyle.
The story was written with the cooperation of an actual soldier who served with Kyle. The movie was filled with details about the Iraq war which was interesting. The one thing I find hard to believe is that the soldiers like Kyle had cell phones and were willy nilly talking to their wives out on the battle field. Who does that? And why would they get free sat-phones to chat with their wives all day. Other than that powerful, riveting movie with a great story. Sad ending but though.