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Rating: Null/10 (2 March 2003)

Possible Spoilers.
Okay, most of this film is not really belivable. I had a lot of family members bothering the hell out of me while I was trying to watch this film, and I missed a lot of the crucial moments of the movie to stupid questions like, "will you hold this for me?". I am going to be bothered right now....
As I was saying, I missed the murder scenes, many parts of the trial, parts of the ending, parts of the beginning, and many segments of conversation. So, that probably means I will have to devote another 125 minutes of my life to watching the film again. A thing I really don't want to do, because HART'S WAR wasn't really all that good judging by what I saw. And I did see the whole film, I was just bothered a whole lot and couldn't hear a lot of the extensive dialogue. And since I was too lazy to rewind the tape, I guess a little bit of it is my fault. But, the plot was basically laughable and I can say with certainty that something like this never (hence that last word) happened. Ever.
The cast was also pretty unknown. Aside from Bruce Willis and Colin Farrell and a small appearance by Adrian Grenier (DRIVE ME CRAZY) at the very beginning, there aren't that many big names in this film. I was also very confused, because it seemed like these guys were in some POW camp, but they sure as hell weren't acting like it. The whole trial didn't seem like it had a purpose anyway. What were they doing, just playing make-believe or something?
I really do NOT recommend this movie to very many people, but if you are into World War II movies or if you like Bruce Willis, then this is probably a somewhat acceptable watch. Don't count on seeing anything good though. Since my family made me miss a good fourth of the film, I am going to rate this one more that what my original rating was going to be, and I will see the film for a second time to shed some more light on this matter. Still watchable. HART'S WAR gets 3/5.