Prasanna Bhat

A very good movie with an engaging plot till the last. Refreshing to see Hugh Jackman in a leading non wolverine role. Characters are well woven around each other. You can feel the pain of the parent looking for his missing child. However, they have kept the ending with a bit twist or an open ended leaving audience guessing with many interpretations

The Wall is unlike any other American war movie.. It shows the psychological warfare and mind game between an US Sergeant and an Iraqi sniper. It's a battle about who blinks first. I got reminded about "Enemy at the gates" which is again a battle between 2 Snipers. The best part is the ending which leaves viewers to guess what may come next. This is a good ploy by the film makers and opens a small window to shoot a sequel.