Chris Kyle was nothing more than a Texan man who dreamed of becoming a cowboy, but in his thirties he found out that maybe his life needed something different, something where he could express his real talent, something that could help America in its fight against terrorism. So he joined the SEALs in order to become a sniper. After marrying, Kyle and the other members of the team are called for their first tour of Iraq. Kyle's struggle isn't with his missions, but about his relationship with the reality of the war and, once returned at home, how he manages to handle it with his urban life, his wife and kids.
The Texan Chris Kyle has been a skilled shooter since he was a kid. When he is an adult, he decides to join the SEAL to become a sniper. Meanwhile he meets the gorgeous Taya in a bar and soon they get married and have two children. He travels four times to Iraq and along his tours, he protects the American soldiers with his precise shoots and becomes a legend. However, each time that he returns home, he has problems to readjust to his family and to the social life.
I expected your usual "War" movie, but this one blew me out of the water. The story line kept you into the movie waiting to see what was going to happen next. The mixed blend of what he had to offer for his country, his fellow soldiers along with his wife and children was extremely good. The movie offered love, romance, adventure and action all rolled into one. Upon leaving the theater, there was a man standing there saluting the screen with tears in his eyes. There was no doubt that he too has seen what our brave young soldiers have seen and have been through. Perhaps he was in Iraq and perhaps it brought back memories? As for me personally, I truly liked the movie and found it to be something that I will remember for a long while.
Whether a movie seeker is for the war or against the war, Clint Eastwood does a remarkable job moving the audience with his film making talent. Propaganda aside, the two hour film moved me through an emotional roller-coaster. At one point of the film, I dug my nails into both my arms because the suspense of the film was just too much to handle. I almost cried in some other parts. The movie was good. <br/><br/>However, Eastwood does not do a good job intellectually stimulating the audience. This is not his fault though. The movie is based on simply one person&#39;s perception of the war. Regardless of whether the war was right to begin with, or if the sniper was justified, Eastwood fails to address morality issues. So critics might say the movie is one sided, and rightfully so. Eastwood only adapted the book, nothing else - but made the movie entertaining nonetheless.
Director Clint Eastwood‘s focus on Kyle is so tight that no other character, including wife Taya (Sienna Miller), comes through as a person, and the scope so narrow that the film engages only superficially with the many moral issues surrounding the Iraq War.
In 2016, the website the Intercept also discovered a discrepancy in the terms of medals Kyle had earned. Kyle had persistently claimed to have won two silver stars and five bronze stars for valor. However, military records show that Kyle actually earned one silver star and three bronze stars for valor. By contrast Kyle&#39;s official Navy discharge papers, his DD214, tally with the account in Kyle&#39;s book. The navy later amended Kyle&#39;s DD214 to one silver star and four bronze stars, commenting that Kyle would have had no influence over his awards beyond signing for them. The film portrays Kyle&#39;s enlistment as a reaction to terrorist attacks, but actually he had planned to join ever since high school out of a more generalized desire to serve his country. In the book, Kyle&#39;s first kill is indeed a woman about to throw a grenade at marines but there was no child present, Kyle never actually kills any children. He makes reference to &quot;Mustafa&quot;, the insurgent sniper but states that another SEAL killed him, his famous mile-long shot actually made against an insurgent armed with a Rocket Propelled Grenade. The film also omits much of his rescuing wounded soldiers under fire for which he received the majority of his medals. It also omits his first tour during the liberation of Iraq when he had yet to qualify as a sniper and served as a machine-gunner.
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