Jarhead
7.060%68%6.7
Irak 1991: Die US-Marines wühlen sich durch den heißen Wüstensand – immer dem Feind entgegen. Mittendrin Sergeant Sykes, Anführer eines Marine-Platoons, und dessen Scharfschütze Swoof, soeben aus dem Ausbildungscamp entlassen. Bewaffnet mir einem Präzisionsgewehr, behangen mit einem Fünzig-Kilo-Rucksack, ziehen sie ins Ungewisse. Schutzlos der erbarmungslosen Hitze und den irakischen Soldaten ausgeliefert, können sie ihre Tage nur mit schwarzem Humor und einer deftigen Prise Sarkasmus ertragen. Sie kömpfen in einem Land, das sie nicht kennen, gegen einen Feind, den sie nicht sehen, in einem Krieg, den sie nicht verstehen. Was wird der nächste Tag bringen?
ርልዪረ rezensierte
28. Dezember 2025•
As someone who is in the military, I thought this movie was perfect. If you are looking for a message about war or politics you won't find it here. This movie is strictly a story told by the main character about his time serving in the Marine Corps and his tour in the Gulf. It is true to life. From the language, situations, to the way the characters interact, the film is right on with accuracy.
The film is shot with striking cinematography. Scenes in the desert, especially with the oil fires, are breathtaking. The shots are done perfectly and originally throughout while the score and soundtrack takes it to a powerful emotional level.
The film will receive bad reviews from a political standpoint. I read a couple before I saw the movie that all stated they didn't like the movie because it had no message or stance. To that I say good. It was refreshing to see a movie as a movie. I was glad that it was just a story, and there wasn't any motivation underneath it. That's not to say that the movie is one dimensional. There are many undertones, just none of which are attempting to reassert or defame the current war in the East.
See this film if you want to see a humorous, sad, psychotic, intense, and most importantly REAL story
ርልዪረ rezensierte
28. Dezember 2025•
As someone who is in the military, I thought this movie was perfect. If you are looking for a message about war or politics you won't find it here. This movie is strictly a story told by the main character about his time serving in the Marine Corps and his tour in the Gulf. It is true to life. From the language, situations, to the way the characters interact, the film is right on with accuracy.
The film is shot with striking cinematography. Scenes in the desert, especially with the oil fires, are breathtaking. The shots are done perfectly and originally throughout while the score and soundtrack takes it to a powerful emotional level.
The film will receive bad reviews from a political standpoint. I read a couple before I saw the movie that all stated they didn't like the movie because it had no message or stance. To that I say good. It was refreshing to see a movie as a movie. I was glad that it was just a story, and there wasn't any motivation underneath it. That's not to say that the movie is one dimensional. There are many undertones, just none of which are attempting to reassert or defame the current war in the East.
See this film if you want to see a humorous, sad, psychotic, intense, and most importantly REAL story
