American Sniper Review - 9/10
I didn't know the story Chris Kyle before the movie was made. I've
since heard a few things about him and one of the most frequent things
I've read is that the reason he had so many recorded kills was because
he went out of his way to do so. Regardless of whether this is true or
not, it doesn't take away from this movie. This is a top five war movie
in my eyes of all time. It doesn't just concentrate on the war part but
on his family and home life as well. It's that conflict for him that's
so compelling on screen.
His first kill isn't how he envisioned it and maybe that changes him
and takes him on this ride of emotions through his four tours. While at
home, he's very on edge and his wife can tell he's changed. All he
wants to do is go back, fight and protect our country. Not thinking of
the consequences he's leaving behind at home with his family.
The action scenes are tense and fascinating to watch. Especially the
last gun fight that ensues after he does something not many people in
this world can do. I was hooked from beginning to end and it was an
unfortunate and tragic ending. If you don't know what happened to him,
I suggest you read up on it. A solid 9/10.
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