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9.0 out of 10

Universal acclaim- based on 4 Ratings

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  1. JugsterJam
    May 13, 2003
    8
    Much of the movie involves NEWSWEEK headquarters in NYC and actions of the croatian troops. The basic plot is the massacres of civilians in a butal way, and to portray it as hell where the journalists are there to tell the truth. There is a love story but it doesnt really grab you. You are just shocked again to see all the things that have happened, specially in the backyard of powerfull countries that cant return the same favor once received by US to others because they live a self-serving life by nature or shown by their history.… Expand
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  2. RobertoR.
    May 3, 2007
    10
    Have an amazing actors a great performance of Andie Macdowell as Sarah Lloyd, I enjoy the movie and suffer with the movie i like very much this movie. I love the rol of the kids in the movie Quinn Shephard as Margaux Lloyd and Scott Anton as Cesar Lloyd they were very joyful.
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  3. Croat
    Feb 23, 2005
    10
    This movie is needed at this moment because some political circles are trying to re-write the croatian history by putting the equal sign between Milosevic and Tudjman. Croatian people was attacked, not the agressor. Anyone that was there during the war knows that fact (especially those who attacked my homeland).
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Metascore
49 out of 100

Mixed or average reviews - based on 31 Critics

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 15 out of 31
  2. Mixed: 12 out of 31
  3. Negative: 4 out of 31
  1. Washington Post
    Reviewed by: Desson Thomson
    70
    The movie's still a solid "B," a workmanlike drama.
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  2. New Times (L.A.)
    Reviewed by: Gregory Weinkauf
    50
    The story's a trifle, but it's consistently edgy as the team stride straight into the middle of grisly violence so they can capture it on film.
  3. USA Today
    Reviewed by: Claudia Puig
    63
    As far-fetched as it sometimes seems, the film resonates in the wake of the murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl.
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