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The Hurt Locker illustrates us how it's like to be close up and personal with possible danger, with an silent and invisible adversary who talks a different language. It displays us how it's like to be afraid of dying regularly or how it's like to eliminate all fear from the body and confront that enemy using the utmost self confidence. The Hurt Locker is the story of a small grouping of 3 Army bomb squad troops, young men, who've witnessed the worst within the Iraq Conflict, yet make an effort to face regularly with a strong mind. However, with each day arrives new problems.

The three primary characters tend to be actors whom I have not seen before, and if I have, I do not remember them, nonetheless with their performances during this film, I'm certain I will in the foreseeable future. The movie's star is Jeremy Renner. He performs the central character Staff Sergeant William James - the seasoned, arrogant bomb-tech who brings together the squad in early stages when their squad leader dies. He does not prefer to play by the guidelines and is particularly disliked immediately by Sergeant JT Sanborn, played by Anthony Mackie. Sanborn is a soldier who attempts to help keep the squad on their feet, primed for action. The third soldier is performed creatively by Brian Geraghty. He is expert Owen Eldridge - the soldier that's trying to address great fears about dying. With frequent meetings along with his physician, to talk about his fears, he repeats at various periods, "Be all that you can be," the Army's slogan. "What if all I can be is dead on the side of an Iraqi road?" he questions.

The Hurt Locker is furthermore a analysis of human being emotion. All three of the soldiers signify different types of soldiers and, maybe, different emotions apparent in just a single soldier whilst in the area of war. James presents confidence and/or cockiness, Sanborn represents strength-under-stress, and Eldridge - fearfulness.

If you're looking for a storyline, this motion picture doesn't have a established one. Essentially, it's the everyday living of 3 Army bomb squad soldiers while in the Iraq War. Not saying that's not appealing. Every single new undertaking is captivating. My heart was pounding fast for around 10 distinct scenes.

Every so often a caption will be visible on the screen informing how many days are left into their 12 month deployment. It creates a sense of panic and longing in the audience. We wish these guys to achieve success and make it out still living. But do they wish to? The movie's starting quote says differently. "The rush of combat is usually a strong and dangerous addiction, for conflict is really a drug."

The movie is led by top notch director Kathryn Bigelow, who also led the great futuristic James Cameron-written thriller Strange Days (1995) starring Ralph Fiennes. Fiennes also turns up within this motion picture along with big names Guy Pearce and David Morse. Their moments are spread through the entire film and merely last for a few minutes, Morse's for only a few seconds - that was a little confusing in my opinion. Why not make use of these actors' abilities in greater roles?

In general, The Hurt Locker brings brand new life into a fairly drained war genre. This is certainly the best Iraq War film I have viewed lately, if not the best quality war film of the decade. The intense nail biting scenes and also the general pro-war message of the movie subsequently will leave a lasting effect in you the way it did me.

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