Tribute to passionate people

Rating: Null/10 (10 January 2016)

The Hurt Locker- A man's film (War) directed by a women, Kathryn Bigelow, is outstanding. Aside the idea of a man who seeks thrills and that his life at home is a bore and that one should accomplish himself through one's job, which he does by going back to IRAQ to live his talent and passion, will be a constant motif throughout the film either through the dialogues or pictures.
In addition the scenes of what is happening in IRAQ is worth the mention. The scene where bombs are buried on the road, and Iraqis citizens (some could be terrorists) who try to move their broken chariot pulled by a donkey and panic mounts, the question is how can a soldier keep his sanity of never knowing what will happen?
Always in constant threat in nerve- wracking days which are enough to damage anyone emotionally and mentally. Yet, we have Sergeant First Class William James (Jeremy Renner) who is an exception. He craves missions that will ask him to put mines out of use. He will stop at nothing to appease his passion and the mission he seems to be gifted with.
If the premises of the film is to live one's passion fully from the soft passion to the hard core one's like war and soldiers who live it then it this film is a tribute to them.
I rate this film 9/10