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Excellent Mar 02, 2010 I rarely post Amazon reviews, but this HBO mini-series is a masterpiece. The action scenes are tension filled yet contain humorous elements. I completed viewing this in two days and hated to see the ending of the final episode, I wanted to continue the journey with the First Recon.
the series was screwby Feb 22, 2010 Generation Kill the series took an already awesome book, and made it a visual and personal masterpiece. There was great character development, and the story flowed at an exciting pace. The comedy made this movie a truly wonderful experience for me. I would recommend this to anyone who liked Band of Brothers.
The Best Feb 20, 2010 I never write reviews but HBO did such a great job of capturing what life is like in that hellhole right down to stupid things like eating ripfuel to stay awake n complete the mission. I deffinitly recommend this for any marine whos been there or anyone who wants to understand what we went through over there.
Another Great HBO Show. Feb 11, 2010 I love this show, one of my all times faves. Great chemistry between all the actors. Great humor as well. I have read the book this is based on after I saw the show and it was weird reading the words I have seen someone say. One of the best things about this show was the use of music. As in it has virtually none!
Nearly any song you hear is sung by the actors. In the hummers mostly but it was a nice change. You also get no music in the action scenes.
Great picture quality on the BD and the extras are quite interesting. Haven't listened to the commentaries yet but will do soon.
Packaging on this set is also pretty nice.
Another great HBO miniseries Feb 09, 2010 This HBO miniseries documents the adventures of a Marine platoon during the first phase of the Iraq War in 2003 as they rumble around the desert in unarmored humvees looking for the bad guys. The large cast and the density of military jargon in the dialogue can make the story difficult to follow for civilians like me, but the resulting texture and authenticity more than makes up for it. A rather clear picture of the muddled tactical situation and the platoon's variety of reactions to it gradually emerges, and repeated viewings are bound to reveal additional insights. This exceptional film mostly eschews politics in the interest of showing us what the war looks like from the front lines.
The entire cast is outstanding, but special mention goes to the actors who portray the crew of Bravo Company's lead vehicle, who come closest to being the stars of the show. Alexander Skarsgard (who should have been cast in the upcoming Thor movie) portrays the cool, dependable Brad "Iceman" Colbert. James Ransome is Corporal Josh Ray Person, the mouth-mouthed driver who has some really funny monologues. Billy Lush is the chillingly dim-witted Lance Corporal Trombley, who gets off on the violence.
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