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possibly another example of what I am talking about...

Posted by Beejai on May 11, 2008 at 20:04:02:
to me would be 'Saving Private Ryan'. It to me broke away from past war films and possible gave a more realistic description of what it must have been like to fight in a war.. I had several uncles that fought in WW2 and Korea and their stories seem to be close to a lot what this film depicted.
Several of them had some difficulties with their lives when they returned.( bless them)...