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6,8/10
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Trente-quatre ans après sa mort, l'aviateur William H. "Pits" Pitsenbarger reçoit la plus haute distinction militaire du pays pour ses actions sur le champ de bataille.Trente-quatre ans après sa mort, l'aviateur William H. "Pits" Pitsenbarger reçoit la plus haute distinction militaire du pays pour ses actions sur le champ de bataille.Trente-quatre ans après sa mort, l'aviateur William H. "Pits" Pitsenbarger reçoit la plus haute distinction militaire du pays pour ses actions sur le champ de bataille.
- Prix
- 1 nomination au total
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Beautiful made movie! It's a movies which didn't bring out the violence of the war, but a emotional and touchy story of a hero. It's really rare that we even see a Vietnam war movies. I literally cried throughout the whole movies. Very glad to see.
Great pick on actor and subject! Love the concept that this movie has brought hope to our life. PTSD was well written and showed in front of us. All the suffers that those veterans had been through. Great storyline based on real story. For sure that this story has "heart" , I really hope that people can see, feel and understand what veterans had been through and provide support for them. Definitely recommend!
This was a great movie. People who nit-pick it miss the point. Movies are supposed to entertain us, they are not history lessons. Sure there are a few mistakes, but nothing that detracts from the story or the man's heroism.
And for you guys talking about his "sergeant strips" that change did not take effect until Oct. 1967 and this action happened in April 1966. At the time of the action his 3-stripes indicated Senior Airman, which is still an Airman.
Sit back and enjoy the film. I'm sure you won't regret it. God bless you William Pitsenbarger.
And for you guys talking about his "sergeant strips" that change did not take effect until Oct. 1967 and this action happened in April 1966. At the time of the action his 3-stripes indicated Senior Airman, which is still an Airman.
Sit back and enjoy the film. I'm sure you won't regret it. God bless you William Pitsenbarger.
Murphman0526
Your claim that it is illegal to depict military uniforms, insignia, etc. accurately in a film is a myth created by Hollywood, which is simply too lazy and uncaring to get it right.
There is not and never has been such a law or regulation. Please stop spreading nonsense as an excuse for production companies' shoddy research and sloppy costume design.
P.S. I am a retired 30 year Air Force colonel and was an executive producer myself. I know of what I speak from both sides.
There is not and never has been such a law or regulation. Please stop spreading nonsense as an excuse for production companies' shoddy research and sloppy costume design.
P.S. I am a retired 30 year Air Force colonel and was an executive producer myself. I know of what I speak from both sides.
Whilst it takes an annoyingly generic and familiar approach to it's incredible true story, The Last Full Measure is still a really good fact based drama that's emotional and engaging. Sebastian Stan gives a great lead performance and Christopher Plummer, Samuel L. Jackson, Ed Harris and William Hurt all give amazing supporting performances. Todd Robinson's direction is really good and the war scenes are effectively intense and harrowing. The music by Philip Klein is good.
The Last Full Measure
This movie tackled some very difficult subjects with a clever script and brilliant acting. It is very much an American story and certainly not for everyone.
The narrative vehicle was a naive and ambitious administrator, played by Sebastian Stan, as he learned so we gradually understood, the meaning of posthumous honours, human valour, closure, selflessness and the enduring pain of those who survive.
I can't say I enjoyed the movie by I certainly experienced it in a visceral way. Whoever developed this dry script into this movie deserves a Hollywood medal as it was a tour-de-force without descending into mush or sentimentality.
This movie tackled some very difficult subjects with a clever script and brilliant acting. It is very much an American story and certainly not for everyone.
The narrative vehicle was a naive and ambitious administrator, played by Sebastian Stan, as he learned so we gradually understood, the meaning of posthumous honours, human valour, closure, selflessness and the enduring pain of those who survive.
I can't say I enjoyed the movie by I certainly experienced it in a visceral way. Whoever developed this dry script into this movie deserves a Hollywood medal as it was a tour-de-force without descending into mush or sentimentality.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesDuring the credits, there are interviews with the real airmen and soldiers who knew Pitsenbarger.
- GaffesThe uniform worn by Pits is NOT incorrect. He is shown with his name in white on blue over one breast and USAF in white on blue over the other as well as blue & silver stripes on his sleeve. There are several photos of the real-life A1C Pitsenbarger taken in Vietnam while wearing jungle fatigues with the white on blue name tags and blue and silver rank insignia. Subdued name tags and rank insignia did not become mandatory in the Air Force until the 1970s.
- Générique farfeluInterviews with veterans and others involved during end credits.
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Sites officiels
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Một Cách Vẹn Toàn
- Lieux de tournage
- Thaïlande(Vietnam Sequences)
- sociétés de production
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Box-office
- Budget
- 20 000 000 $ US (estimation)
- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 2 949 212 $ US
- Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 1 058 019 $ US
- 26 janv. 2020
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 3 364 426 $ US
- Durée
- 1h 56m(116 min)
- Couleur
- Rapport de forme
- 2.39 : 1
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