These kind of movies are never easy to critique; by which I mean films dealing with historical event or real people. I always feel like I am walking on egg shells trying to analyze the film as I have to take into consideration the real events, and people, being portrayed on the silver screen. Nevertheless, I accept these adaptions as movies and do my to look at them as I would any other film. The latest film to do this is a war film by the name of
American Sniper.
American Sniper captures the story of Chris Kyle and his career as a Navy Seal. The movie is based off Kyle's autobiography simply known as "The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper U.S Military History". To bring this soldier's story to the big screen, the man behind in the director's chair was none other then Clint Eastwood. Clint Eastwood has made a name for himself as a director, and fortunately the man is no stranger to directing war films. Yet did Eastwood's adaptions not only do Chris Kyle justice but make for an impressive war movie?
