Jacinto P M Da Costa

This film is not intended for children. It is a work that confronts the viewer with the raw, unfiltered consequences of war. On one level, it is a portrait of how conflict reshapes the individual, fractures families, and scars entire societies. On another, it is a meditation on humility: the necessity of swallowing pride, of recognizing that survival and reconciliation demand more than victory. Finally it consider the fact that it does not matter how much we have, your children should know how to be grateful and when to apologize.

Amazing film, excellent picture and incredible shots.

Kim Possible wasn’t even that cliché. They should’ve wrapped it up earlier before that, this one was just the same story on repeat. This was unnecessary.

Among a lot of mediocrity and remakes Sony does not disappoints. Good quality film and interesting story.

The of American films is that they keep making the same film over and over; the film has great chorography, the acting is good and amazing image, however, they lost the opportunity to make a great film on the last fighting sine, instead they just made another film.

Very good image quality and smooth shots; however, the acting could not be worst, the story is terrible, CGI armature and the sound effects is non-cense. This clearly show that it is not just about image quality but the story is more important.

Excellent film, an incredible cast and amazing performance. The history is captivating and it has a great end.

The performance was outstanding, although by mid film it was a bit predictable the history was good and attentions grabber.

A master peace, well written and even better performance. No cliché or predicted scenes, an original history.