A Work of Art, though not everyone has the same Taste **SPOILERS**

Rating: 10/10 (16 September 2003)

'We Were Soldiers' was a very touching movie as well a very, very sad book. If you did not like the movie, read the book, if you did not like the book, watch the movie.
I watched it with my father, brother, and mother in a small and cramped movie theater. Many teenagers to catch the newest gory film, a few group of men, who knows why they were there. Then, there was the oh so few group of old seniors, veterans (I guessed) of the war. I didn't have much time to think for my brother called my attention upon the screen, then a tale of death and truth woved before my very eyes. I felt tears come out of the corner of my eyes when I had no clue I was crying, I, a person who loves war movies, actually had to turn away when they shot the poor French man in the beginning. A man booed when one man said to tell his wife how much he loved her, people yelled at him and one man chucked a very deserving drink. The theater was silent, I could hear a person breath in the front row when the Lt Colonel stepped onto the helicopter. It was over, it was all over was all that went through my mind.
I have inputed my thought before on a message board titled, Bad Movie. I have realized that not everyone loves an American, 'No Guts, No Glory' movie. So if you can't handle blood, grown men crying or true hardcore patriotism, then stay clear of the movie and watch anything else.

My entire family isn't even from America, I am a first generation Korean American, and I felt much sorrow when I watched the flag wave. I found the movie a feeder of the soul, I cried, I laughed and I smiled. But maybe because I'm just a kid, maybe I really don't know but I must say, I loved this movie.
10/10.