No more!

Rating: 4/10 (13 August 2002)

It's so obvious that this movie is in line with the 9/11 aftermath. All the ingredients are there; faith in god, important family values and ofcourse a honorable but tragic death in combat. Sometimes i had a feeling i was looking to G.W. Bush instead of a movie, like when Gibson explains his little girl the meaning of the word "war". This movie continuously carries out a message that war is terrible, but that evil has to be fought and that it's an honorable cause to die for your country. This first hour of emotions is followed by an hour of combat; It's all been done before. I've had enough of all these patriotic movies. It might work for americans, but it's too much for me. Had a hard time sitting it out. 4 out of 10.