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<blockquote data-quote="Steven McRownt" data-source="post: 199967" data-attributes="member: 2316">(Mistwell, please reread my post thinking it's ironic)No Man's Land is a very good movie indeed. I was surprised to know that he won the Oscar this year, because it is not a tipical movie that Holliwood appreciate, but it's truly a movie you should not loose...The script is smart, and the actors are quite good in their role: it is a way to show how WAR truly is for people who are living it in their homelands, and how the western democracies fulfill their role as &quot;defenders of the peace&quot;. It is bittersweet, with an inevitable end that i will not spoil.....Try to find it, it truly worth all the efforts to!And may i suggest you an older movie, that No Man's Land reminded me. It should be made something like six years ago. It is a french movie by Matthieu Kassovitz. The original name is L'haine (The Hate): one of the my best movie ever.Steven McRownt</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steven McRownt, post: 199967, member: 2316"] (Mistwell, please reread my post thinking it's ironic) No Man's Land is a very good movie indeed. I was surprised to know that he won the Oscar this year, because it is not a tipical movie that Holliwood appreciate, but it's truly a movie you should not loose... The script is smart, and the actors are quite good in their role: it is a way to show how WAR truly is for people who are living it in their homelands, and how the western democracies fulfill their role as "defenders of the peace". It is bittersweet, with an inevitable end that i will not spoil..... Try to find it, it truly worth all the efforts to! And may i suggest you an older movie, that No Man's Land reminded me. It should be made something like six years ago. It is a french movie by Matthieu Kassovitz. The original name is L'haine (The Hate): one of the my best movie ever. Steven McRownt [/QUOTE]

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