1. harrison

   10

   The best documentary ever made. The music is beautiful and haunting, The film is a fantastic send off to McNamara, a man who is certainly going to hell when he dies.… Expand

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2. ShannonP.

   10

   This should be required viewing in every college and high school history class touching on American history. Those who would so readily crown WW II era Americans as "the greatest generation" can contemplate the little discussed fire bombing and burning of dozens of Japanese cities and tens of thousands of civilian women and children. If, as McNamara argues, "proportionality" is a key standard for judging war time behavior, then.… Expand

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3. WillieG.

   9

   Very well done, nearly every moment was gripping from start to finish. I'm not old enough to have experienced the periods of history covered in the film, yet this film hit home with me as a born & bred citizen. I would encourage and invite anyone to see this film at least once, particularly any fellow Americans old enough to comprehend the ultimate societal breakdown known as war.… Expand

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