As countless ways in which the film has shown the chaos that a war can generate Hurt Locker (The Hurt, 2008) manages to carry the tension and action to a different level, not the spectacular explosions but the opposite plane, the plane of the explosion that should not be.
is not a war movie but the story revolves around a bomb squad and its new and unpredictable integral Sergeant First Class William James (Jeremy Renner ), who during the recent U.S. invasion of Iraq struggling to stay alive at least one more day, while each face to Thus, their battles and conflicts.
is clearly intended to show a more human face of the American military in Iraq but can not necessarily be expected to be objective and realistic face. Although this attempt fails, if you can avoid the political disqualification has no place, we can say that the direction of Kathryn Bigelow hits on something more important than propaganda, the viewer gets involved and take the point of latent anxiety in a inhospitable, dangerous and absolute uncertainty.
Déjà vu for fans of 2001 Space Odyssey Stanley Kubrick and the famous scene of the spacewalk, a man outside their natural environment, breathing restless and uneasy in its fragile hull, non-waiting this his last breath.
good movie for those who do not like loud explosions but for those who like contained explosions of emotion.
