An innoculas, unpretentious film.

I found this movie very realistic in the way the war in Iraq is portrayed based on my own experience serving in both Iraq and Afghanistan. And most of the men in the war felt the way these characters acted. I did notice that the hair cuts weren't very well researched though. The most implausible aspect of the film was having a minority character trying to oppress the religious rights of the citizens. Most minorities are both devout Christians and victims of oppression themselves. These two mistakes are the only thing that come to mind although it is assured that adolescents will hate this movie because that's the way they move from childhood to become adults. By rejecting ethics that appears in hindsight to be totally irrational. That's why adolescence is the age of obnoxiousness. For children and mature patrons, this film will be adored. My rating: 3* out of four.