南ベトナム937高地、簡単に挽き肉にされてしまう事から“ハンバーガー・ヒル”と呼ばれるようになったその丘の攻略を目指して進撃する米軍部隊を、ドキュメンタリー・タッチで淡々と描いたベトナム戦争映画。
- Zokkiie2026年9月20日There’s no real glamour to the combat here, which I liked. Everything looks filthy, exhausting and completely miserable, and the repeated attempts to take that hill really give you a sense of how pointless and brutal it all is. The cast is solid across the board, and I especially liked the chemistry between the soldiers. It also has that late-80s war movie feel that works really well for this kind of story. Some of the scenes away from the fighting don't hit quite as hard, and I wasn't equally invested in every character. The dialogue can also get a little too obvious when the movie starts talking about the bigger meaning of the war. Still, the actual combat is where it really delivers, and some of those sequences are genuinely hard to watch. Really gritty Vietnam movie with a lot of impact.
- MrRichard882025年9月4日A brutal and hopeless film.
- mikechakakhan2025年7月11日We never forget or left our mates either, Chahka, Artillery
- TomVader2026年5月25日I'm not a historian, and this gets a lot of praise online as being accurate, except it's not entirely accurate and simplifies the battle. In reality, this was a firefight on multiple hills, with troops being pinned down after mistakenly going up the wrong peak, then pulling back and ascending the final one. While many of the scenes seem to capture what the war would have been like, some of the effects—especially the planes dropping bombs—almost come off as comical, as they are clearly fireworks. The movie also seems to be hyper-focused on racism and other social struggles of the 60s, which may or may not have been part of the real experience, but felt forced and harpy to me. Furthermore, it spends nearly a third of the movie talking about hookers and other stuff that had nothing to do with the battle and felt out of place to me. Overall. I'd rate it OK, but it's not on my ”must see” list.
- Jake Panter2026年5月13日As a Vietnam War historian, this movie is great in capturing the violence and horrors of war, the bonding of soldiers and the teamwork that is needed to conquer a battle. Absolutely stunning as a cinematographer too (yes I do a lot), the angles, close ups and quick cut aways make battle scenes feel intense, quick and sharp and the calmer scenes, well.... calmer. Languilli is a great comic relief too, definitely my favourite character. Anyways, great movie and is definitely my favourite Vietnam War film by a long shot.
- Mister Arn2025年5月19日The film pushes the aspect of soldierly brotherhood hard, maybe too hard. Still, Hamburger Hill is a stark reminder of the actual cost of war.
- mhamreus2026年3月30日Hamburger Hill strips war down to its rawest form and leaves you sitting in it. There is no glory here. Just mud, heat, exhaustion, and a hill that keeps demanding more. The film does not build toward a triumphant moment or a clear sense of purpose. Instead, it leans into repetition and confusion, where each push feels heavier than the last and the question of “why” never really gets answered. What sets it apart is how grounded everything feels. The tension inside the unit, especially the racial friction and infighting, is messy and unresolved in a way that feels honest. There are no clean speeches or easy resolutions. Just a group of soldiers trying to hold it together while waiting for the next order to send them back up that hill. Even the small moments, like repeating “it doesn’t matter,” feel like survival tactics rather than dialogue. The film also does a great job showing that overwhelming firepower does not equal control. The enemy adapts, hides, and survives in ways that keep the threat constant. That uncertainty feeds into the larger feeling of futility, where taking ground never quite feels like winning. It is less about defeating the enemy and more about enduring the environment and the mission itself. At the center of it all is Doc, the emotional anchor of the story. While others fight to take ground, he fights to keep people alive, carrying the weight of everyone around him. His arc lands quietly but hits hard, especially in its final moments. No grand sendoff, just the cost of everything catching up at the worst possible time. By the end, the hill does not feel like a victory. It feels like a question that never got answered.
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ハンバーガー・ヒルは1987年8月28日に公開されました。
ハンバーガー・ヒルはJohn Irvinが監督を務めました。
ハンバーガー・ヒルの上映時間は1h 50mです。
ハンバーガー・ヒルはJames Carabatsos, Marcia Nasatirがプロデューサーを務めました。
南ベトナム937高地、簡単に挽き肉にされてしまう事から“ハンバーガー・ヒル”と呼ばれるようになったその丘の攻略を目指して進撃する米軍部隊を、ドキュメンタリー・タッチで淡々と描いたベトナム戦争映画。
ハンバーガー・ヒルの主要人物はSgt. Adam Frantz (Dylan McDermott), Sfc. Dennis Worcester (Steven Weber), Pvt. Joe Beletsky (Tim Quill)です。
ハンバーガー・ヒルはR18+と評価されています。
ハンバーガー・ヒルは戦争, ドラマ, Action映画です。
ハンバーガー・ヒルは、視聴者によって10点満点中7.3点をつけられています。
ハンバーガー・ヒルの興行収入は$1383.9万です。