Battle Scars

I found this movie very hard to follow. It seemed to be all over the place. The plot I found tormenting and was a movie that lowered my spirit. Did not enjoy it at all.

OK, there are bad films...and then there are very bad films! This was hard to watch on all sorts of levels. The story is extremely lazy and no connections are made with the character development whatsoever! Then the use of modern props and or technology that's obvious not form the era of VIETNAM! This was a level below low budget filmmaking and not because of the money involved.... do NOT recommend watching this at all.

Lost interest when the troops are in Nam in the year 1969 but one of the guys has a pack of cigarettes with a bar code.WTF???? Bar codes where invented years later in 1992, pretty dumb eh. The film itself was awful.

Sorry about 1*. Actors work worth 5-6*. What killed all the movie is pine trees battle scene in Vietnam😃. OK, low budget, but it's no excuse to film it on your backyard. Dronw flying over pine tree forest in Vietnam? Really?

The script is the laziest story-writing i've ever come across...

The director makes zero effort to visually tell a you story.. so you spend almost 80% time listening to the main character (mikey) tell you what is happening in his life and why... vs actually seeing a story.. Mikey just goes on and on pretentiously deeply about his trauma war, darkness, horror etc etc utterly unconvincing... but there is no story just a bunch of background, scenes and flashbacks and overused cliches.. You may as well buy a really bad unoriginal audiobook. There doesn't seem be any supporting characters, they just appear and pretty much disappear with no development.

There were lots of attempts at intense, dark visuals, imagery and could see what the director was trying to do but its so overused its just annoying.. i watched it to the end just to see if it was the bad all the way through... and yes.. it was..

Lastly, it then dedicates itself meaningfully to brave vietnam war veterans and their conditions and ongoing suffering (this is the only decent part of the film) as if it legitimises this awful piece of film - but it doesn't. Its bad.