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Title: Unclear
Review: This is a dishonest film that suggests all military in combat can return home, still kill someone and, immediately after the deed, satisfy a hungry stomach. It makes no attempt to convey the idea that most combat service people, dealing with serious emotional issues, don't embrace this sort of attitude and conduct. The film also suggests that this is an issue unique to the situation in Iraq. All military, in all countries, in all wars have members who committed such acts. If you're going to protest the war in Iraq, through a screenplay, do so addressing the issues pertaining to this war. If you feel that the soldiers are victims, say it more clearly than how it is done in this screenplay. I say this as a Liberal Democrat. "In the Valley of Elah" is as narrow and dishonest, in its information, as John Wayne's Right Wing "The Green Beret." The war in Iraq is too complex to try to squeeze your opposition to it into a script about a homicide investigation.
