War hero

Rating: Null/10 (18 February 2015)

First of all, OK, Chris Kyle was a true war hero. No doubt about this, not at all. As Audie Murphy was, during WW2. BUT
I read his autobiography book, written by himself, no one else. And between lines, if you read with great caution, it appears that Chis Kyle was sometimes, from time to time, a little nuts, excited by the war. You have the feeling that, for him, war in Irak was a sort of live war video game. A true fun game with living targets. More than one hundred and sixty of them. And during watching this feature, this latest compulsion behaviour doesn't appear very clearly. Instead, the director emphasizes on the psychological collateral damages occurring on soldiers and vets. And this is not the less important thing to point.
I heard that Chis Kyle's daddy asked Eastwood and Cooper not to show a bad image of his son. See where I drive at? I can understand the old man's point of view. Yes, I think Kyle as a war hero although.