[Enterprise]

"I can’t say enough good things about this movie. In the theater in which my wife and I watched it we spotted several older gents and couples who sat in their seats and silently wept as the credits rolled. It was sacred."

I've seen it twice. Each time at the end of the movie the audience was silent and respectful.

I will probably see it a couple more times before its run ends.

[Recon Dad]

I’ve seen it twice. Each time at the end of the movie the audience was silent and respectful.

Same here, it was very quite as the crowd filed out and it was a packed house.

[Savage Beast]

Because of the asinine squalor that is Hollywood, I have stopped watching contemporary movies almost entirely; however on the strength of your recommendation I will see this one.

Hollywood's asinine squalor, of course, is part of the asinine squalor that is American decadence--also known in Orwellian newspeak as "liberalism" (there's nothing liberal about it).

[silverleaf]

However.

Is it true the main terrorist in the movie is a Jew?

Sure, that shows a real world threat.... not

[oneamericanvoice]

We saw it yesterday. There was a guy a few seats away from us who stood and saluted at the end of the movie.

I wish they would have put the fallen in a still frame rather than a crawl.

Rarely does a movie engage me the way Acto fo Valor did. I was exhausted at the end. Only a truely great movie can do that. I wouldn’t be against seeing it again.

Everyone should see it. I think Lefties should so that they can see what the real monsters do to women and innocents. But they probably can’t be honest enough to say they were wrong.

[dcwusmc]

Saw it last night. The audience broke out in applause at the end. Cool. And great movie, too.