The glaring military inaccuracies aside, all I can say is why?
Why would he do that with his friend? And why the cover up by killing the old man who helped with the body? Why would anyone make the decision do that and seriously think that was the better choice?
I can't imagine a single person that would do that to someone they cared about, especially after meeting their parents knowing what that would do to them. Or the sargent agreeing going along with it. Come on.
This whole movie made zero sense. I'm not sure what they were trying to achieve with it.
I think I may have missed something that would explain it better, but I can't be bothered going back and watching it again to find out what it was I may have missed.
Hollywood is a lost cause at this point.
Why would he do that with his friend? And why the cover up by killing the old man who helped with the body? Why would anyone make the decision do that and seriously think that was the better choice?
I can't imagine a single person that would do that to someone they cared about, especially after meeting their parents knowing what that would do to them. Or the sargent agreeing going along with it. Come on.
This whole movie made zero sense. I'm not sure what they were trying to achieve with it.
I think I may have missed something that would explain it better, but I can't be bothered going back and watching it again to find out what it was I may have missed.
Hollywood is a lost cause at this point.