Hell And Back Again Full Movie In Hindi Free Download Mp4

Hell And Back Again Full Movie In Hindi Free Download Mp4

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What does it mean to lead men in war? What does it mean to come home? Hell and Back Again is a cinematically revolutionary film that asks and answers these questions with a power and intimacy no previous film about the conflict in Afghanistan has been able to achieve. It is a masterpiece in the cinema of war.
OK, the reviews on this say that this is some kind of a revolutionary documentary, is pro/anti war neutral, and several others things. But that really isn&#39;t the case.<br/><br/>First I will not say it is horrible. It is actually pretty good. My problem is more about what people say about it. The only real thing I see that is different is that expensive cameras were used. That is about it. Watching it you get the feel though, that this is not real and it is a recreation of what happened. That is due to the cameras, but also the dialog going on in the war scenes. Being a veteran, I can say that the dialog going on between soldiers feels a lot more forced. As if, in the fog of a fire fight the cameraman is prompting these guys to talk and it is not just filming things as they happened. I am not sure if that i what was going on, just that through experience, it is pretty suspect that that is what is going on. I don&#39;t think that is some kind of dirty trick or anything. It just is what it is. <br/><br/>I also take issue with those that say this is a war neutral film. If you look at the score on this site about this movie it rates high which in today&#39;s day and age doesn&#39;t happen unless it skews to a &quot;evil empire of the U.S.A.&quot; movie. The story of Harris at home also shows mostly the effects of PTSD, and has a bit of feel of a film that says,&quot;Look at the horrible gun culture of the U.S.&quot; I think that feeling is veiled in a way that some may be able to say is neutral.<br/><br/>Nobody likes war. Especially those that fight it. The problem is there are people all over the world that think there is never a reason to ever go to war and want us to completely stay away from war. It is a noble thought and gesture, but it has no basis in reality. Neville Chamberlain tried that in the 1930&#39;s and it didn&#39;t turn out well. The reason that peace at all costs doesn&#39;t work because there are other people out there that don&#39;t think that way. I think the most recent example is our idiot President Obama facing Mitt Romney in a debate before the 2012 election. Mitt Romney said that Russia was a geo-political enemy of the U.S. Obama&#39;s snarky comment was that the 80&#39;s are calling and want their president back. There was laughter and the folks at Obama&#39;s propaganda network (MSNBC) laughed and made fun of the thought that Russia was in anyway an enemy. Well, they weren&#39;t laughing when Russia annexed the Crimea.... Obama forgot that Putin does not think in the &quot;leave everything and one alone fallacy...<br/><br/>PTSD is a tough thing. This movie touches on it, but a lot of what I saw was just a guy who was having trouble coming home from being a big, strong, tough, Member of the military and trying to adjust to being wounded, and to a degree helpless. I think that has more to do with the depression and everything else. That is a huge thing even without PTSD. PTSD has been around since the beginning of human existence, not something just discovered and the hard part about it is that it effects everyone differently and there are no real way to predict how it will effect anyone. Some have an extremely difficult time with it some do not.<br/><br/>All in all, it is not a horrible film, but I really don&#39;t think it was a huge, awesome film that should be dressed in a bunch of awards. Many are comparing it to &quot;Restrepo&quot; but if I were to compare the two I would say that &quot;Restrepo&quot; is a far better documentary than this one.Part of that is this movie has no real story, and it is much more disjointed than the other one. Still decent though.
I want to start off by saying if you don&#39;t have any type of military service, I personally don&#39;t think you have a right to leave a review of this documentary.<br/><br/>As an OEF veteran, this documentary was really intense and emotional to watch, but only because it brought me back to that country. My tour wasn&#39;t anything close to as rough as his, but I know what it&#39;s like on some level and I can relate in a general sense. It really shows you how the war in Afghanistan is with no media twists. It shows how we are truly doing our best to help the people of Afghanistan, and also shows his life after the deployment as well. Many people think a soldiers experience with war ends the moment he returns home. This is stuff that stays with you for life, and I really like how they show you both during and after.<br/><br/>This is how it is, so if you want to see what the war in Afghanistan is like without any biased media distorting the information, watch this.
Dennis refuses to push a political agenda down viewers' throats. But the message of his film -- a breathlessly paced look at the realities of war -- is clear: War and its aftermath are indeed hell.
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