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  1. www.rogerebert.com › reviews › courage-under-fire-1996Courage Under Fire movie review (1996) - Roger Ebert

    “Courage Under Fire” is Hollywood’s first film about the Gulf War, and one of the rare films to deal with women in combat. But it is not simply a war film; there are also personal issues involved, and the story does a good job of dealing with the relationship between Serling and his wife ( Regina Taylor ), who tells him she will wait for ...

  2. www.moviequotes.com › s-movie › courage-under-fireCourage Under Fire Quotes, Movie quotes – Movie Quotes .com

    “Courage Under Fire” Quotes 7 quotes. more on this quote ››. “I'm an officer, and therefore, by proclamation, a gentleman, but don't abuse that, son. Don't get in my crosshairs, because I'll have no compunction whatsoever about getting up to my neck in yo' ass. Do you understand me?” Denzel Washington - Nat Serling.

  3. www.reddit.com › r › IMDbFilmGeneralThoughts on Courage Under Fire (1996) : r/IMDbFilmGeneral

    Thoughts on Courage Under Fire (1996) Good movie. I like that the film focused on the aftermath of combat and the affect that it had on a group of soldiers and also appreciated the fact that there was more to the plot than just the typical "WE NEED TO SAVE PRIVATE RYAN!"

  4. www.spiritualityandpractice.com › films › reviewsCourage Under Fire | Film Review | Spirituality & Practice

    Courage Under Fire is a bold and visionary movie that dares to make the pursuit of truth into a spiritual quest. Denzel Washington gives a brilliant performance as Lt. Colonel Nathaniel Serling, an armored tank commander in the Gulf War.

  5. teachwithmovies.org › courage-under-fireCOURAGE UNDER FIRE - Teach with Movies

    • Justice
    • Redemption
    • Leadership
    • Suicide
    • Courage in War

    1. Why was it important that the killers of Captain Walden be brought to justice? Why is justice important at all? Suggested Response: One of the most basic and essential human rights is the right to justice. Captain Walden was dead, but that did not diminish this right. In addition, her child and her parents had the right to justice. A society tha...

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    6. What motivated Colonel Serling to risk his career to find out the truth about Captain Walden? Suggested Response: He sought redemption for having killed Captain Boylar and lied about it to Captain Boylar’s parents. He also believed in justice. 7. What motivated Colonel Serling to tell Captain Boylar’s parents the truth about how their son died? ...

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    11. Compare the leadership styles of Colonel Serling, Colonel Serling’s Commander, and Captain Walden. What are the pros and cons of each?

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    12. Which character in the movie made the wrong choice each time that he was faced with a moral dilemma or a major decision affecting his life or the lives of others? What choices did he make and why were they wrong? Suggested Response: Monfriez makes the wrong choices. Here are a few examples: He lies about Captain Walden’s condition and causes he...

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    15. Was Monfreiz’ problem that he was simply afraid and wanted to get out of the combat situation? Suggested Response: No. That was only part of it. Monfriez was selfish and didn’t know how to make decisions that he would be proud of in the long run.

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  6. variety.com › 1995 › filmCourage Under Fire - Variety

    Jan 1, 1996 · A Rashomon-like story about the difficulty of establishing the truth about heroism and soldiers’ behavior in combat, Courage under Fire is a carefully conceived, dramatically honorable...

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    Great memorable quotes and script exchanges from the Courage Under Fire movie on Quotes.net.