Plus, if you have ever had a glove get soaked (with just water) and then try to put it on after it has dried, it has shrunk a bit and it is always a struggle to get it on. I was surprised the prosecution had him do it. I don't think a prosecution in a city that actually experiences winter would have even thought…

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On the Pied Piper website Carla is still listed as an employee although Richard is blanked out.

Linklater said in an interview that the gun and the bible gift actually happened to him at that age.

Imagine if the sexes of the main characters were reversed and it was a male Nazi and a teenage girl. The book would never have been printed and the movie never made.

I"m not arguing with you, but at least Edith seems to want to be a part of her child's life. How much time have we seen Mary with her own child, or even mention George? I know British aristocracy left the raising of their children to nannies, but you would hardly know she even had a child.

May be it's me not growing up in a house with guns, but I found the scene with him pointing the gun at his wife as a sign as how disturbed he was. I thought the rule for guns was you never point it at anyone, even if it was unloaded, because you never know if there is a bullet accidentally left in the chamber.

Even Kyle thought Hathcock was the greatest sniper.

Watched it. He's told not to shoot because that will alert the insurgents in Sadr Ciry to their position. He shoots anyway to finally kill "Mustaf" That brings the insurgents down on them. They only get away in the dust storm. He comes back to the states but rather than go home he is sitting in a bar when he gets a…

I agree, a draft would have ended the war sooner. Another way to shorten the war would have been to actually pay for it at the time. Plenty of the conservatives would have stopped supporting the war if we had raised tax rather than the debt ceiling when George W. was president.

Did we see the same movie? He disobeys a direct order and fires his gun, which alerts the enemy to where he is and puts all his fellow soldiers in danger, possibly only saved by the cover of the sandstorm. He comes back and is in complete denial of his own PTSD that is obvious to everyone else. The final scene with…