According to this movie, it was stated that 17 years ago, an officer named Leon K. Prudhomme established a program that is a PTSD treatment to avoid veterans from around the world, but recently it as was raised by the FBI; it was formerly known as the bokushi and the owner has deviated from why it was created. Now, instead of using it to fight for the people, he joins a cult with his guys to construct weapons to create terror attacks among the people. This movie is a bit off to me, but I was able to pull through, but it was still quite entertaining.
Tin Soldier, like I said earlier, is a movie done by Brad Furman. This movie is centered around Nash Cavanaugh, who acted as Scott Eastwood; he is an ex-special soldier whose past has always been haunting him, and this tragic is related to "The Bokushi" which is Jamie Foxx. After these groups have been a hell to the people, Nash was employed to take out this group. Now the mission for Nash is now becoming more interesting as he is now filled with a lot of rage to get revenge against who killed his wife and had taken away everything he had. This is going to be an interesting fight because you just can't stand the rage in his eyes.
Having PTSD is very annoying because it brings back a lot of memories that disturb the brain. Sometimes, when one is not careful, it could lead to one taking his or her life with his own hands. The tense music gives this movie some attractive moments; also, the lead role was so amazing and tried a lot from his own end to make this movie an interesting one to watch. The graphics are top-notch, and the cinematography generally is so lovely. There are a lot of moments in the movie that can get your attention but still have their own flaws despite.
Some of the cast in this movie are Jamie Foxx as The Bokushi, Scott Eastwood as Nash Cavanaugh, Robert De Niro as Emmanuel Ashburn, John Leguizamo as Luke, Nora Arnezeder as Evoli, Shamier Anderson as Jackson, Yul Vazquez as Lawrence Kollock, Rita Ora as Mama Suki, Saïd Taghmaoui as Shinja Atlas, Joey Bicicchi as Lido Rossi, and lots more of supporting casts.
What I love about this movie
- I love how Nash was acting through the movie.
- I love the cinematography
- I love the storyline.
- I love how Nash was trying to fix himself and having to remember a lot from his past.
What I don't like
- The movie was not really entertaining to the extent I wanted.
- It was boring at the start, and I barely understood until the middle of the movie.
- It lacks the real depth of entertainment.
Rating: Rating this movie, I will rate it 3.5 out of 5 because it was entertaining at some point.
Overall, this movie talks more about PTSD and how you can manage it because PTSD brings fear when it gets too intense. This movie, on the other side, is an action movie, which I love, and also a thriller. So I can only recommend this to those who love action movies, and perhaps you follow it so you can enjoy the movie when it gets to the interesting part. But trust me, you are going to enjoy it till the end.