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neo nazi, george w. bush, hip hop, all eyez on me, cole hauser, kerby, faculty staff, insulting jokes, sexy, drowned in sound uk, francs2000, 2 pac song, jane anderson, hiphop, stars, actresses, jarhead(full screen), independent artists, terrorism, laura bush, incest, makaveli script, scholar, branding,
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Gyllenhall gives a great performance as Swafford, but the star who steals the movie is Jamie Foxx who plays Sargeant Sykes, a Los Angeles native who values the corps more than he values his own life. The movie may not have too many scenes of local punk music action, but there is plenty of drama and emotion nonetheless. This is a movie that is definitely worth seeing, but be forewarned...there is a fairly large amount of sexual humor, nudity, and masturbation local punk music in this film (as odd as that might sound). Was this local punk music review helpful to you? (Report this) 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful: Read the book . . . it's way better . . ., March 20, 2006 Reviewer:Ronald Scheer "rockysquirrel" (Los Angeles) - See all my reviews Before seeing this film, I'd read Anthony Swofford's Desert Storm memoir, "Jarhead," and found it moving, thoughtful, compelling, funny, and beautifully written. The performances and the photography in the film go a long way to capturing the time and place of Swofford's story and portraying the particular culture that is specific to the U.S.
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