Nothing good comes from wars

Rating: 10/10 (3 June 2012)

Being sick and tired of human suffering caused by wars, this movie came across to me more significant than any anti-war movie I have ever seen, that it is made purely for that reason – to affect people enough to make a change. It is crazy to think that real war images don't create a reaction anymore in human beings minds; we have become numb to everything that doesn't directly affect us, our family or friends. This certainly does not apply for everyone, but the evidence is that as a species, we don't end the suffering once and for all. Like it's not enough what happened up until today. One might think that evolution and a larger brain should have given us the tools to become peaceful and more understanding. It has on the contrary, given us enough intelligence to build larger and more horrific bombs that could probably kill most of us and all the other living things on this planet. It's a shame that this film was unknown to me until most recently, and to one of my dearest thoughts that it evoked– is it possible for a film to actually make a major difference globally? I mean – if a war can't, could a film do just that? I believe that everyone that watches this movie will not only think once, but five times about what war is really about, and what it does. And that you want to stop the occurrence of it, today.