Tears of the Sun
War • R • 2003 • 2 hr 1 min
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Excellent movie, compelling characters the only negative is Bruce Willis used to to get a promise for die hard 4 to be made.
Very good movie. Willis&rest of the cast great. Plot good, combat scenes great. Story is important and unbelievable difficult to watch.
It's from back when Bruce Willis actually made good movie. Solid performances from all! 8/10
This war film is just as good as its title.
Good film by Bruce Willis. Has some gruesome scenes that make you feel sick and question humanity because it does exist.
Saw this real young can't really remember anything besides it being a war movie and liking it
Classic movie with plot about military operation. Worth watching.
Fuqua delivers the necessary intensity & heroic good will to make a solid war film, reminding us that we as humans can do much better.
Great cast, acting, directing and message overall let a bit down by the final part being a bit too bombastic prob due to prod issues.
Great film. highly recommend everyone see it at least once!
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