American Soldiers

2005
R
1h 43m

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A group of U.S. soldiers defy their country when they release mistreated prisoners.A group of U.S. soldiers defy their country when they release mistreated prisoners.A group of U.S. soldiers defy their country when they release mistreated prisoners.

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3.5/10

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Curtis Morgan

Spc. Tyler Jackson
(as Curtis Morgan)

Zan Calabretta

Sgt. Delvecchio

Jordan Brown

Spc. Cohen

Eddie Della Siepe

Pfc. Roy Pena

Paul Sturino

Pfc. Dowdy

Ben Gilbank

Pfc. Aikens

Shaun Taylor

Sgt. Ron Stalker
(as Shaun Garrett)

Brett Ryan

Spc. Romeo

Philippe Buckland

Spc. Carver

Michael Belisaro

Pfc. Johnson
(as Michael Belisario)

Vince Salonia

Lt. Ahmed

James Gilbert

National Guard Lt. Banning
(as Jim Gilbert)

Jason Matheson

National Guard Lt. Diggs

Alastair Love

National Guard Sgt. Wilkes

Josh Campbell

National Guard Pfc. Kelly

Jesse Ryder Hughes

National Guard Spc. Cooper
(as Jesse Hughes)

Danny Kharazmi

Insurgent

Rashid Al Switi

Bad Cop
(as Rashid Al-Switti)

Director
- Sidney J. Furie
Writer
- Greg Mellott
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Trivia
During the Special Features "Making Of/Behind The Scenes" segment included on the DVD, it is explained that the movie was filmed in Canada. The producers couldn't easily find locations with palm trees to add realism to outside scenes. Two Special Effects personnel are shown moving "fake palm trees" into position and standing them up on their large flat bases, just like setting up orange traffic cones. Dirt and weeds are shown being placed around the base to add to the illusion of them being real trees.

Goofs
After the post-helicopter crash shootout, the dead insurgent's leg moves. His leg is in a different position in every scene.

Connections
References Scarface (1983)

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Featured review

1/10

By Far the Worst War Movie Ever

After spending 22 years in the Army, after serving in several different regions of the world in many different capacities, this is by FAR the worst and most UNREALISTIC war movie EVER. There is no plot, there is no acting. The dialogue insults the viewer and the actors. The equipment and tactics displayed by the "good guys" and "bad guys" whichever side you're on, aren't even as realistic as in fantasy films, like "Lord of the Rings" or cartoons like "Bambi." I have seen anti-war and pro-war movies and propaganda. I enjoy watching independent films, but this was utter tripe. The only redeeming feature of this wasted effort is that it was actually less than 90 minutes. It was only 87 minutes long, and I don't think I could have lasted the last three.