As far as war films go this piece captures the ordeal of the soldiers plight accurately enough - as long as you can look past the boy model looks, shouldn't be too hard right? Well maybe, as long as you can block out the dramatic drone of background music - so unrelenting that it almost becomes nauseating in itself. Perhaps Tom Hardy can provide a stellar performance (or perhaps he will be delivering his lines in a way that no-one can understand them, yet again). The fact that the troops can't get away from the war zone is like a living nightmare that won't ever end... we get it, (and appreciate how tragic that may have been) but it just seems like that point is reiterated so much that you want it to end yourself.