"The most realistic war movie I've ever seen", statement from the utterly deranged.
The boys of Abu Ghraib refers to the literal children tortured there, right?
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Here's a list of tons of leftist movies.
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inspired by the events that took place at the Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad, Iraq in 2003
Uh-oh.
When Jack finally confronts his fellow soldiers, defending Hammoud's innocence, he learns that Hammoud has confessed to building a bomb that killed 18 civilians in a coffee shop. Jack confronts Hammoud asking if he killed "innocent people" to which Hammoud replies that they were not innocent.
Yeah, I knew it, some made up bullshit to whitewash the torturers 
Audience reviews were more positive, most particularly from veterans for its realistic depiction of a soldier's deployment and its lack of a political agenda.
OK, to be slightly fair to NATOpedia, at least this one has 
Me, watching a movie about how it's good and cool that the government tortured people: "Well thank God this isn't political."
Politics is when blue hair and pronouns
STOP MAKING WARS POLITICAL
It's that time of the year for the americans. All the war crimes they committed are making them feel bad so they shit out a movie that's full of shit.
He's been in a couple of movies now that seem questionable.