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Rating: 2/10 (15 March 2000)

Yet another American war movie. And Americans are the great heros as usual.
The only thing I liked about this movie was the great photo. The story was a mess. What happened? How did it go? Start in the middle of a story and ends just a few steps away from that. The characters was a mess. Men in uniforms, helmets, and dirty to that looks kind of alike. Sounds silly, but they are. I had a good job, just to keep them apart.
The movie just floated around. Every character has to have a specific need to move the story forward. You can read that in any script-writing-book. These characters needs were nothing that the viewer took part of. No, I found this movie quite hopeless and boring.