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Hamburger Hill (1987)
Runtime: 1 hr 50 mins
Synopsis: In 1969, fourteen new Army recruits, mostly poor whites and blacks, go through the rigors of basic training in preparation for service in Vietnam. Once overseas, they are sent on a suicide mission to capture the insignificant and well-protected Hamburger Hill.... In 1969, fourteen new Army recruits, mostly poor whites and blacks, go through the rigors of basic training in preparation for service in Vietnam. Once overseas, they are sent on a suicide mission to capture the insignificant and well-protected Hamburger Hill. [More]
Genre: Action/Adventure
Starring: Michael Dolan, Daniel O'Shea, Tommy Swerdlow, Anthony Barille, Michael Patrick Boatman
Screenwriter: Jim Carabatsos
Producer: Marcia Nasatir, Jim Carabatsos
Composer: Philip Glass
DVD Info
Release:
Aug 5, 2009
DVD Features:
- Keep Case
Audio:
- Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
Reviews
The most remarkable traits of this realistically detailed chronicle of a crucial, bloody Vietnam War combat is that it steers clear of Stallone's right-wing machismo in Rambo and of Oliver Stone's metaphorical meanings (good versus evil) in Platoon.
Serves as a grim reminder of what it was like for young men to live and die in the war in Vietnam.
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