HottWwjdIam
There is just so much movie here. For some it may be too much. But in the same secretly sarcastic way most telemarketers say the phrase, the title of this one is particularly apt.
Fairaher
The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.
Stephanie
There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes
pejo ristovski
People would think that kind of propaganda would be characteristic only for the past years of communism or Nazi Germany years ago. Too pity to see that modern day USA is down in standards to those old times. After all those events happened just recently in 2008 and whoever is interested in the truth can easily check it out in the news. Then it will be remembered that Georgia shelled the hell out of Tshinvali in the night of Aug 7 to 8, attacked the Russian peacekeepers and killed many civilians. Then Russia sent troops (as USA would do in similar and less serious situations). So, please check the news of Aug7 and 8 before you believe anything in that movie.
tulgabat
Movie starting with Russians attacked,But reality it was different and it changed whole history about this war,Expected more than killing scenes from this movie, something historical and cause of the war something, but whole movie is showing massacre and all time blaming Russian side without proof and reason ...Better read some documentary instead watching this movie, movie should be replaced - Israeli and Palestine if director wanted to show about terrorism Better suite the story of movie.Really don't understand how it has got 5points vote, may be all Georgians gave 10points for the movie but all knows it's totally different from history and that 5points is just a waste of time for the audience to suggesting this horrible movie...
irving33
1 of 10I was very much surprised by the fact that Russian tanks And armored not painted swastika, it would be even more clearly revealed to be the position of those who took money for it. I personally think that these people still live in bunkers that were built in the era of the cold war, which ended 20 years as.The first phrase namely "the war is suffering Pravda" has no relation to the reality and does not apply to any version of Georgia either the U.S. or Russia, there was a need to focus attention on the fact that all Russian villains, namely to kill the innocent, to shoot through kneecap grandmothers, and stealing children 3 wheeled Bicycle with microwaves and TVs from the seventies.I never Saw the Army of Russia which would entirely consisted of Vakhabites, and walked in jeans, well this is probably one of the most small discrepancies...The Russians Bombed the wedding, of course, comes from weddings all evil, and they have a strategic importance.Who am I to challenge the opinion of creators who made the film to justify the actions of Georgia and the U.S. TroopsThe film is created with one aim, hatred, and development of Russophobia those who have watched it. Those who have mastered it, you need medal everyone for the incredible courage and patience.
vintagevalor-2
Having read some of the previous reviews blasting this picture as "Un-Authentic" and therefore a terrible picture, I have to say that the naysayers are wrong from my point of view. I know of NO WAR FILM that is factual in every detail. Some label this as propaganda....so what? Most of the War Films coming out of the US during WWII were propaganda. ALL Germans were Nazis and ALL Japanese were bloodthirsty little savages. I found this picture to be a rather good action film, very authentic from the "War" point of view. Having spent 10 years in the TV News Biz as a field cameraman, I was in agreement with all their actions as reporters. I thought the plot was very plausible, though some what predictable, but again, so what? I was entertained and unlike some of the reviewers I was moved in places by the actions of the characters. And to lambaste actors for "Overacting" in a war film is like saying down hill skiers go to fast. I was a good picture and overall I liked it!
