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AN did an excellent job of portraying the insanity and immorality of that war.

Posted by Tony D. on July 3, 2011 at 11:56:39:
It was not about the Vietnamese perspective as it was designed to speak to the enablers and modifiers of that war in the USA...from the President to te Joint Chiefs, to the Army at large and the citizen on the street.

BUT, the Vietnamese (their culture, their willingness to fight and ability to accept horrendous punishment to succeed) played large as a shadow charactor throughout the whole film.

J.B.