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Ford’s insultingly noble war film is a well made but rather incredible tale, which manages to capture only the smallest traces of human nature, depicting a war in which lives are taken and lost without pain, grief, guilt, or fear; his is a morally certain world in which killing foreigners is only bettered by dying for one’s country – flag-wavingly depressing. Iain.Stott
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