War is hell. This movie makes PTSD look like an even worse hell.

This was a good movie. Something to watch when you’re bored and can’t find anything good. The characters have depth

**Just 144 viewers for an above average film**. A movie that in the opening week had grossed more than its cost from just US movie theaters sales **and in which strangely more than 68% of both, critics and viewers, agree that’s a movie well above average**.

As a matter of fact, it has received in **Rotten Tomatoes’** critics & viewers **a solid 77% with 5,700 user ratings**, **Metacritic got an aggregated Metascore of 68%** for this film, and a **IMDb’s viewer score of 6.6** after 1,259 users reviews.

**I don’t understand why it hasn't been seen by almost anyone that uses Tratk.tv**. Maybe there is something that I am missing about this movie.

_If anyone would be so kind to shed some light on what I may be missing or why this is happening to this specific movie, I would love to hear from him/her_, as _**I would be very pleased to learn what it’s that I'm been unable grasp, understand on my own**_.

Miles Teller never ceases to amaze me, in the roles he can pull off, and the raw emotion he adds to every film. Beulah Koale also did an unbelievable job in making me feel the hardship his character felt. This isn't a movie to see in an emotional state.

True representation of PTSD. Man Down, Fury, The Kill Team, Jarhead and this one and i hope Cherry( will be a good movie) will make our society think about ending wars. War is terrible, make peace. Being a soldier going to destroy you mentally. Veterans suffer way too much.

There is power in this story and the performances are great. As a film, however, its a little flawed due to sub plots that are hastily assembled. Still, this can be overlooked, as the messages conveyed matter more than the missteps taken with the plottimg.