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      • Platoon is a tough and honest film that looks at Vietnam with eyes open wide and with the clear head that such a subject requires. It tells an utterly absorbing story and it delivers a moral as well.
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  2. Informed by director Oliver Stone's personal experiences in Vietnam, Platoon forgoes easy sermonizing in favor of a harrowing, ground-level view of war, bolstered by no-holds-barred performances...

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    • Tom Berenger
  3. May 27, 2011 · Platoon is the grunt's daily view of the in-country war-zone, and it is no more operatic and intensely-wrought than the real-life emotions experienced by those who fought there. With brilliantly drawn characters, a timeless conflict between the heart and the soul and some mind-blowing battle sequences, this movie ranks as one of the all-time ...

  4. Full Review | Original Score: 9/10 | Aug 23, 2022. John Powers L.A. Weekly. Platoon comes closer than the other Vietnam movies to telling the necessary truths of Vietnam, to capturing the ...

  5. A few words about…™ Platoon — in 4k UHD Blu-ray. I’ve got to be honest. Seeing what appears to be a representation of one Oliver Stone’s Platoon appear on my screen, I began to question my eyes. I fully expected the Orion logo to be a mess, as they’re all taken from the same roll of dupes as the OCN is being conformed.

  6. Your thoughts on Platoon. 10/10. This is one of my favorite movies, if only for Willem Defoe’s performance in it. Imo it makes the grade as a masterpiece, for several reasons: The film has a clear moral with different characters representing different aspects of human nature (Dafoe as good, Berenger as bad), Yet it avoids being overly simplistic.

  7. If Truffaut had lived to see “Platoon,” the best film of 1986, he might have wanted to modify his opinion. Here is a movie that regards combat from ground level, from the infantryman’s point of view, and it does not make war look like fun.

  8. Oliver Stone's Platoon is the most sobering Vietnam War epic ever made. It is an unqualified triumph for its honesty, its artistry, its brutality and its frank portrayal of a nation - our nation - divided by ideology, poverty, racism and drugs.

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