The Messenger yet another American movie about the war in Iraq, this time living from the inside by two soldiers who go to inform families of the death of their loved one. Both soldiers are played by Ben Foster, actor-mouth rat that is seen increasingly in the lead roles while pushing facies had hitherto confined to the characters and villainous traitors of all kinds , and Woody Harrelson, who thus leaves a large number of actors in his role as an old soldier with no heart who has seen others, but who discovers new sensibilities along with his less experienced young wolf. Ben Foster has illegitimate son Jody Foster and master Splinter the rat ninja turtles. He arrived in the worst bitches get laid because he acquired through his father and his foster brothers Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo, Donatello and perfect knowledge of the underground world. On his list of conquests, Kirsten Dunst, Kristen Stewart and Ellen Page, which earned him a "Limit!" from his father when he was made aware, given the youthfulness of the two latest conquests, imagine a man-sized rat scold you because you cross the yellow line of statutory rape ... 
Returning to the film, it seems very long, but it still leaves look. What's more captivating are the stories that are seemingly just when our two characters will announce the new sales among families who have lost one of their own. All those scenes where we just returned home, in their intimacy, only to emerge soon. Alas, these moments are almost always filmed with camera in hand, with small movements can be quite awkward to capture the sadness of the grieving families, and it's pretty bad ... Apart from that, that saw the young soldier portrayed by Ben Foster, torn between a girl whose first love was about to be married with another ugly chick and a second which he announced the death of his guy and sees him as a source of comfort, it will not hit badly. So I have a mate eye slow because I matais Small Handkerchiefs the other in rapid eye on my netbook first cry! And yet, I just say it's not too bad. I have not seen real speed, and I say it's not bad! That is to say where is my big indulgence Hollywood melodramas ...
The Messenger Oren Moverman with Ben Foster, Woody Harrelson and Jena Malone (2009)
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