Whiskey Tango Foxtrot
Comedy • R • 2016 • 1 hr 52 min
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Interesting, different and definitely worth a watch.
Good light hearted movie but it’s still able to convey the depths of war which I think is hard to do.
An interesting approach to an often forgotten aspect to war. Good comedy but is taken back by some overtly serious sections.
Tongue in cheek humor. Camera fabulous."I realized the indentation from my stationary bike was moving backwards" reminder to take risks.
Falls into the niche of “funny movies that a liberal child and their republican parents will both be okay with.”
Something new for Tina, for sure. Interesting! I expected a comedy but wound up appreciating this more anyway.
Tina Fey in a different type role and she nails it. Great story.
Different character for Tina Fey. Interesting and worth the watch
A bored reporter leaves her desk behind and goes to Afghanistan. Her life is turned somewhat upside down and comes out better in the end.
A bit heavy-handed with the 'message' but the funnies are funny enough to make it watchable.
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