Hey---it does not condemn soldiers

Rating: 7/10 (21 March 2010)

First--The Hurt Locker is not a documentary about the military and the soldiers fighting the war in Iraq. The Hurt Locker is a film that is trying to be entertaining without putting a dark/black spot onto the American military. I enjoyed The Hurt Locker---it had nothing to do with the script, which was decent---it had nothing to do with the acting, which was average---it had nothing to do with the direction, which was spotty at times---and it had nothing to do with the look of the film. I enjoyed this movie because it was one of the rare films that the idiot liberals did not condemn the military man. Sure it was not accurate on many accounts, but it at least portrayed the soldiers as men doing their jobs---that accounts for a lot with me. As an ex-military person, I despise the movies like: Jarhead, Courage Under Fire, Platoon (oh yeah, a drug abuser is the hero--right), and Apocalyse Now --- movies where soldiers are portrayed as head-cases, drug abusers, or worse in the eyes of a liberal society that has never ever served their country and sit behind those who served running their mouths about how bad the military is to this world.