No End in Sight
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Movie Reviews of No End in Sight
Movie Review: A good summary of the mishandling of the occupation of Iraq
Summary: 5 Stars
Another demonstration of the self-fulfilling prophecy of gov't incompetence by the Bush Administration.
On the other hand, this documentary gives the impression that the war would have been more successful if carried out by more competent people. Perhaps if you are stupid enough to get into this mess, we should assume you cannot manage the more difficult task of occupying and rebuilding.
The documentary mentions the cost of the war to the US in dollars and lives, but does not touch on the more complex and troubling cost in Iraqi lives.
Movie Review: The Evidence is Clear
Summary: 5 Stars
"No End in Sight" provides all the evidence you need, from the mouths of the people directly involved, that the reason there was no exit strategy when the US went into Iraq was because there was never any intention of exiting. In interview after interview, the picture forms that anyone who showed any sign of being able to help lift Iraq out of chaos was either cashiered or assassinated. Every decision from the highest levels was clearly made with an eye towards keeping Iraq in a deadly turmoil so the US had the excuse it needed to stay. Watch this video and weep.Movie Review: The documentation of tragedy
Summary: 5 Stars
"No End in Sight'" is a perfect literal title for what has happened in Iraq. Given the words of Rumsfeld, Bush and others, the film takes a hands-on approach that works to convey the ongoing waste of lives and the destruction of a country. Bush will undoubtedly pay the historic price for this tragedy and the film documents every aspect of it well. Listen to the people who really tried to be helpful in Iraq...they are the heroes of "No End in Sight" and their collective skepticism is noteworthy and welcome. This film should be viewed by every American.Movie Review: Cuts to the bone!
Summary: 5 Stars
This film should win the Oscar for Best Documentary, and if it doesn't, that's a shame. This film shines the bright glaring light of clarity on the Iraq mess; it shows an unflinching look at the debacle of the planning or lack thereof, and how Bremer, Rumsfeld and others made critical mistakes: too few soldiers, deBaathification, and lack of security and strategy winning the war.
See this movie, read State of Denial by Bob Woodward, and Dereliction of Duty by H.R. McMaster, and you'll see how much Iraq and Vietnam parallel each other.
Movie Review: By the end of this film, you will be yelling at the screen.
Summary: 5 Stars
This was so far one of the best documentaries about the Iraq "midadventure". I can't say strongly enough how important this movie is at this point in time. In this film, brave, high level officials speak out mostly against the mis-management of the Iraq war. Whatever your politics might be you can not argue with what these people have experienced and their stories. They have no political agenda, in fact most would be considered conservative. Invite your friends over to watch it, they will not be dissapointed.