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Rating: 6/10 by 551 users

Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk (2016)

19-year-old Billy Lynn is brought home for a victory tour after a harrowing Iraq battle. Through flashbacks the film shows what really happened to his squad – contrasting the realities of war with America's perceptions.

Directing:
  • Ang Lee
  • Richard Styles
  • Eric Richard Lasko
Writing:
  • Jean-Christophe Castelli
  • Ben Fountain
Stars:
Release Date: Thu, Nov 10, 2016

Rating: 6/10 by 551 users

Alternative Title:
Billy Lynns Long Halftime Walk - US
Долгий путь Билли Линна в перерыве футбольного матча - RU
빌리 린의 롱 하프타임 워크 - KR
Billy Lynn Honor y Sentimiento - MX
Billy Lynn Honor y Sentimiento - ES
Billy Lynn hosszú, félidei sétája - HU
Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk - KR

Country:
China
United Kingdom
United States of America
Language:
English
Runtime: 01 hour 53 minutes
Budget: $40,000,000
Revenue: $30,930,984

Plot Keyword: post-traumatic stress disorder (ptsd), based on novel or book, war veteran, american football, thanksgiving, cheerleader, soldier, iraq war, producer, effects from the past
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Joe Alwyn
Billy Lynn
Kristen Stewart
Kathryn Lynn
Steve Martin
Norm Oglesby
Arturo Castro
Marcellino 'Mango' Montoya
Gregory Alan Williams
Raise n' Praise Preacher
Bo Mitchell
Anxious / Grateful American
Eric Kan
Reporter
Richard Sherman
Football Player
J.J. Watt
Football Player
Kristin Erickson
Travis' Girlfriend
Brad Mills
Travis' Friend
Genevieve Adams
Stage Manager
David Ramsey
Field Manager
Matthew Brady
Stadium Security Guy
Holly Morris
Grateful / Anxious American
Alan Gilmer
Grateful / Anxious American
Andy Glen
Grateful / Anxious American
Brandin Jenkins
Grateful / Anxious American
Chesta Drake
Grateful / Anxious American
Cooper Andrews
Grateful / Anxious American
Katie Deal
Grateful American
Tatom Pender
Anxious / Grateful American
Kellie Pickler
National Anthem Singer
Marc Inniss
Pushy Halftime Singer
Fajer Kaisi
Interpreter
Antonio Badrani
Iraqi Father
Badia Obaid
Iraqi Grandmother
Leila Kadiri
Iraqi Mother
Mansour Badri
Iraqi Uncle
Phil Armijo
Texas Aristocrat (uncredited)
Stevie Baggs Jr.
Sportscaster (uncredited)
Adrienne Ballenger
Cheerleader (uncredited)
Paul Barlow Jr.
Concourse Comic (uncredited)
Alexandra Bartee
Cheerleader (uncredited)
Brooke Borba
Woman (uncredited)
Claire Bronson
Female Referee (uncredited)
Bricine Brown
EMT / Paramedic (uncredited)
Amanda Burke Buczek
Aristocrat (uncredited)
Todd Chapman
Norm's Aide (uncredited)
Chuck Clark
VIP Fan (uncredited)
Alex Coker
Honor Guard Team Leader (uncredited)
Jameson Jamey Copeland
Flag Holder (uncredited)
Xavier Cortes
Camera Operator (uncredited)
Erin Dangler
Reporter (uncredited)
Patrick Darcey
Honor Guard (uncredited)
Deena Dill
Co-Anchor (uncredited)
Sydney Durso
Cheerleader (uncredited)
Angela Everhart
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader (uncredited)
Gregory Fears
Jones VIP (uncredited)
DeRon Ford
VIP Corridor Fan (uncredited)
Courtland Fuller
Journalist (uncredited)
Gabriel 'G-Rod' Rodriguez
Bouncer (uncredited)
Fred Galle
Super Wealthy Texan (uncredited)
Marion Guyot
Nice Lady (uncredited)
Jas Hardy
Dallas Bravo Football Fan (uncredited)
De'Adrian Harmon
VIP / Millionaire (uncredited)
Jon Hartley
Dallas Tailgater (uncredited)
Robert Hendren
VIP Fan (uncredited)
Walter Hendrix III
Cameraman (uncredited)
Danni Heverin
Cheerleader (uncredited)
Dennis Hill
Soldier #1 (uncredited)
Terayle Hill
Roadie (uncredited)
Geoffrey Howard
Bravo Fan (uncredited)
Billy James
Roadie (uncredited)
Dale Anthony Jennings
VIP (uncredited)
Racquel Bianca John
Military Teenage Girl (uncredited)
Kendall Kiker
Event Staff (uncredited)
Brian Kim
Vendor (uncredited)
Alex Kramer
Wounded Soldier (uncredited)
Avery Laraki
Hispanic Teenager (uncredited)
Roy Larsen
Texas Billionaire (uncredited)
Adrian Lockett
Military (uncredited)
Shannon Long
Cheerleader (uncredited)
Luke Loveless
Jumbotron Kid (uncredited)
Zamadia Lyles
Cheerleader (uncredited)
Shaun Michael Lynch
Grateful / Anxious American (uncredited)
Eric Maldonado
Physical Therapist (uncredited)
Asia Diamond Mason
Pep Squad / Dancer (uncredited)
Ronny Mathew
Grateful / Anxious American (uncredited)
Trey McGriff
VIP Dallas Bravo Football Fan (uncredited)
Jock McKissic
Offensive Lineman (uncredited)
Dana Clark McPherson
VIP Fan (uncredited)
Matt Mercurio
Grateful / Anxious American (uncredited)
Gary Miller
Texas Aristocrat (uncredited)
Michael Montgomery
Inspiring Football Player (uncredited)
Ricky Muse
Grateful / Anxious American (uncredited)
Tommy O'Brien
Patriotic Reporter - Press Conference (uncredited)
Afsheen Olyaie
Slumdog / Soldier (uncredited)
George Pringle
Cameraman Press (uncredited)
Moneca S. Reid
Football Fan (uncredited)
Shuntel Renay
Pep Squad Dancer (uncredited)
Kristin McKenzie
Soldier in Iraq (uncredited)
Chan Ta Rivers
Grateful / Anxious American (uncredited)
Giovanni Rodriguez
Cameraman (uncredited)
Joel Rogers
VIP Dinner Guest (uncredited)
Kourtney Shales
Cheerleader (uncredited)
Jack Teague
Sideline VIP Guest (uncredited)
Kenneth Tipton
Dancer (uncredited)
Jordan Verroi
Military Mechanic (uncredited)
Steve Warren
Football Fan (uncredited)
Erick Wofford
Marine Marcher (uncredited)
Brian Wyatt
New Van Crew Member (uncredited)
Jesse Yarborough
Football Fan (uncredited)
Jonathan Yaskoff
Reporter (uncredited)
Jay Busbee
Photographer (uncredited)

Reno

**Game, music, celebration, romance, emotion, family, friends and the war!** After giving the career best, the director Ang Lee returned with this which is quite a long gap for him between the films. He has fallen back to the average, like usual whenever he gives a masterpiece. Most directors do that. This film was adapted from the book of the same name. It was not a full fledged war film. It has soldiers, but one day event theme where they are on the short break to homeland to participate in the felicitation programme for their victory. The story closely focused on the young soldier, Billy, Lynn. He was the centre of the event, a war hero. During his stay, he recalls the original event. What really happened and what else he could have done. Apart from that, enjoying the day with a game from the stadium, dance, musics and many more. Meeting family has a sub-plot that reveals about his choice to join the army. Overall, a memorable day with happy and sad incidents. So my first thought in the initial stage was like it is another film similar to the 2009's 'The Messenger'. No, it was not. It was completely different than anything I've seen so far. Refreshing, but not captivating. If you are okay with simple, yet want a feel strong, this is it. It is kind of like mixed result film. Great casting and strong performances. Wonderful debute for the lead actor. On the other side, mix of colourful, full of music, emotional, romantic, thrilling presentation. A bit Americanised, like the film events and the patriotism. So, a much better suitable film for the domestic audience than the rest of the world, perhaps excluding western world. Even though, watching it once is no harm or not bad. _7/10_


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