The Thin Red Line

Seriously, the composite score for this is only 76% what the hell? This is arguably the best war movie ever made.

It is the single greatest WWII movie ever to grace the screen. It is insightful, beautiful, terrible, thought-provoking and emotional, reflective, its exactly as i imagined a Terrence Malick war movie would be, and should be. It does not get better than this. It is a cinematic masterpiece of biblical proportions in more ways than one. If more people saw, and more importantly understood this film, the world would be a much more peaceful place.

One of my favorite films, and arguably the single greatest war film ever. The acting, writing, photography and score all top notch. Goosebumps with every viewing.

one of the best war movies ever in every aspect just amazing true masterpiece

A masterpiece. Visually stunning, emotionally striking, supported by of the greatest score of all times and an all-star cast it manages to make a philosophical war drama that goes deep in every aspect of the matter. A true classic.

This is a great war movie. The story is amazing, beautifully shot and a incredible cast.

Private Witt: "Do you ever feel lonely?"

First Sgt. Edward Welsh: "Only around people."

It was poor timing for this to come out the same year as 'Saving Private Ryan', as this would often get overshadowed, which it doesn't deserve to.

'The Thin Red Line' is Terrence Malick at his most poetic. I was honestly surprised by how many celebrates made an appearance, which due to the style of editing out famous people, they appearances turned into cameos. Adrien Brody was the most famous 'film extra' of all time.

Out of all the World War 2 movies, not one of them felt this unique and spiritual, and that hasn't been topped yet.

The beauty and misery of war.

A long movie that has no reason to it other then the pointless of war.

While it was artsy i did like how the battle scenes were chaos and to me mind far more realistic way men acted bravely without being rambo.