M*A*S*H don't give D*A*M*N of who doesn't U*N*D*E*R*S*T*A*N*D

Rating: Null/10 (24 October 2004)

I always thought that the real point of this movie,I mean what made it the real classic that we all know and that we all should be proud of know,is that the subtle critic to the war is made by two characters which are not too normal young fellows just thinking about sex and superficial dispute,but two surgeons,two professional men,which are in the position to do what they do and to act the way they act,even the most outrageous or ridiculous moment(think about the kimono scene in the japan hospital) don't took away from them any credibility .80% of the movie is improvised,the perfect chemistry between the "yet unknown" Gould and Sutherland(oh men,how undervalued is this actor??)it's something you may found once every 200 movie,Altman has a classy but strong touch even when he deal with death (the last supper) guess I don't know if they had more fun doing it or seeing it.Funny in the real sense of the word,not hysterical ,irreverent,not polemic.A masterpiece