Platoon 1986

影评 (39)

1. M

   Marshall 🌲 2026年8月23日

   “He thinks he’s Jesus fucking Christ or something.” He says about Willem Dafoe, who literally is Jesus Christ.

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2. M

   matt lynch 2026年8月23日

   Beyond setting a great deal of the template for how movies would look at this conflict going forward or being a reportedly excruciatingly faithful recreation of “what it was really like”, this manages to touch on so many slivers of context. Race and socioeconomic pressures on the grunts back home and in military heirarchy, intelligence and administrative failures, nuts-and-bolts technical stuff, on and on. Often further evidence of Stone’s widely humanist intentions, too. What tends to be dismissed as a lack of subtlety is often an attempt to articulate the broadest possible experience. This time it even kind of reminded me of Sade’s “Justine”*, aka “The Misfortunes of Virtue”. Not taking pleasure in the torture but understanding it on the…

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3. E

   Esteban Gonzalez 2026年8月23日

   “I think now, looking back, we did not fight the enemy; we fought ourselves. And the enemy was in us.” If all war films were as good and sincere as Platoon it would probably be one of my favorite genres, but there are very few exceptions where the material is treated right as most directors tend to either be incredibly biased debating either in favor or against the war. It’s strange I make this claim since Platoon is obviously an anti-war film, but it treats the material with an honesty you don’t find in other films of the genre. It is much easier to make a statement like this in a war that everyone considers was a terrible mistake to…

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4. J

   Jaemart 2026年8月23日

   Sorry, Charlie. Your father did it better.

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5. N

   Nico 2026年8月23日

   i relate to charlie sheen in that i too, would do anything shirtless young willem dafoe asked of me, including but not limited to putting my mouth on the muzzle of a gun that he‘s pointing directly at my face

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   SilentDawn 2026年8月23日

   95 Incident to incident. Snake slithering around foot. Lizard crawling on head of stone. Smoke against foliage against blood against the deepest cries of anguish. Screams in the dark. Flares and claymores. An environment and a moment in history which will not and cannot be explained to us. One of the few narrative war films that not only doesn’t apologize for its slaughter (the Vietcong aren’t simply Otherized, in addition abstracted among nature’s wrath – humans retaliating because they need to), but doesn’t offer the tools to comprehend the images laid out in silent, foreboding succession. Why should it? Vietnam happened. America let it happen. We’re lucky Oliver Stone could display such a coherent political framework within the infantry depiction…

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7. T

   taylor 2026年8月23日

   “You know, I’m something of a sergeant myself”

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8. A

   alina 2026年8月23日

   *blows a kiss to the stars* for willem dafoe

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9. T

   Tom Brady 2026年8月23日

   “put your mouth on this” – Willem Dafoe

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10. A

    akalancio 2026年8月23日

    Penso uno dei film di guerra piu belli che abbia ma visto, quasi ci scappa la lacrima. Cast molto giovane e stupendo dai protagonisti a quelli secondari. Dafoe personaggio con uno stile pazzesco, vorrei essere lui per quanto carismatico e fico. Un pò meno per la recitazione ma forse anche per il doppiaggio Sheen che fa la parte del pivello alle prime armi e volontario alla guerra. Bravissimo e molto bravo il personaggio del sergente maggiore che è quasi alla…

11. B

    BlueBlazeStudio 2026年8月23日

    As Adagio for Strings reaches its orchestral conclusion and Chris monologues, searching for some sign of life beyond the rear window of an army helicopter, he can’t help but reckon with the fact that this is bound to go on for all eternity and that this violence is destined to consume the rest of his days. Oliver Stone’s operatic opus.

12. B

    Bluk1d 2026年8月22日

    O monólogo do final estraga um pouco a cena deixa lá ser eu a chegar a essa conclusão n me digas literalmente “ we weren’t fighting the enemy we were fighting ourselves”

13. R

    Romul:o 2026年8月22日

    The most whimsical Vietnam film

14. B

    bigbastardman 2026年8月22日

    A lot more romantic about the American War in Vietnam than I remembered. It’s a tad long but as a film it’s well shot, well paced and well directed. What I really loved was the historiography that comes with a movie like this. Certain shots and scenes meant as snapshot representations of America’s greatest failure, burning villages, extra judicial killings, asymmetrical warfare. You hardly ever get a glimpse of the NVA until you’re dead. It communicates why America failed, and…

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15. C

    chlo_lux 2026年8月22日

    L’idée de représenter différentes visions de la guerre du Vietnam à travers des personnages clés comme Elias et Barnes, avec au milieu un soldat lambda qui s’engage dans le conflit, est vraiment excellente. Chaque personnage incarne un visage ou une philosophie de la guerre. Barnes représente plutôt la brutalité tandis que Elias représente l’humanité et la conscience et le jeune engagé montre une personne lambda ( comme par exemple nous) qui découvre la guerre ,ce qu’il se passe vraiment et…

16. C

    Charles P 2026年8月22日

    Who’s the hero ?

17. C

    creamyleopard69 2026年8月22日

    “When I die burry me upside down so the world can kiss my ass”

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    JohannesKant 2026年8月22日

    Sykt at Normann osborne aldri har vunnet en Oscar

19. M

    materialpig 2026年8月22日

    Good movie to watch if you ever feel bad about staying inside all day. Maybe our life isn’t so bad after all

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    ᭄᭡ 2026年8月22日

    Brutal

21. T

    Totorita__ 2026年8月22日

    se ponen todos re locos

22. T

    taylor 2026年8月22日

    this feels like if a USC film student enlisted a frat to act in his student film and the majority of the budget was spent on mousse

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    Mkolby 2026年8月22日

    Honestly couldn’t tell which direction this movie was headed in. Was it a comedy, or a more realistic approach. After watching the entire thing, obviously I have more clarity. However I didn’t feel it aligned with more of a serious approach, largely due to the production. I have to take 1980s movies with a grain of salt because they are not going to be produced as well as modern movies, but still. It was great to see the character development from someone who was fresh to nam, from the beginning to when he left.

24. H

    Heimer190 2026年8月22日

    Feel good is good enough, je crois avec des soldats défoncés. Mais ptn c’est bien, la musique on a envie de se casser de cette enfer. Tout est bien bababa. Le méchant avec la big cicatrice de batard, qui est terrifiant. Moralité du film Fuck Babylone.

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    laylahfilms 2026年8月22日

    I’m glad that this film was made, however I wasn’t that interested in it. But it was really well-written on how they portrayed Barnes and Elias. The fact that you can see the both of them in Taylor is a fantastic element.

26. N

    Nate 2026年8月22日

    Films like these are often so comical to me because when you end the film with a dedication to Vietnam veterans, but then show the atrocities committed by them with no respect for the perspective of the colonized, shows a lack of critical thinking and nuance from not only the director, but the producer as well as the average viewer. At the end of the day, this fact largely relegates this film to the level of American military propaganda, unfortunately. The film was executed well though; it had nice pacing and particularly the performance of Barnes stood out to me.

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27. N

    nickvargas2 2026年8月22日

    vai se foder eua, eu t amo willem dafoe

28. H

    Hrabia El Mucho 2026年8月22日

    Are there any drugs in this house? If there are u better find them and give them to me immediately

29. D

    dwassef25 2026年8月22日

    Came for stark commentary on war and morality, stayed for the score and Willem Defoe’s weirdly homoerotic screen presence

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    Kasper Lønberg 2026年8月22日

    25 Day Movie Challenge – Day 5: Movie with your favourite actor Needs more Willem Dafoe

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31. S

    stubills 2026年8月22日

    Too many Tropic Thunder references

32. D

    Daniel Alfaro 2026年8月22日

    Aunque es propaganda gringa de guerra y de cómo los “pobres estadounidenses sufrieron tanto tanto wawawa” Creo que es una película muy valiosa, que quiebra al ser humano y lo fácil que es perder la cordura cuando tú, hijo de los pobres, carne de cañón, tienes que ir a una guerra perdida que no quieres para defender intereses externos, William Dafoe tiene una actuación increíble, de las mejores de su carrera, y el villano está muy bien construido Además de vaya final Disfruté mucho esta pinche película 🗣️

33. A

    Adrián 2026年8月22日

    Denle su Óscar a Willem Dafoe

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34. A

    arjun sondh 2026年8月22日

    depressing but good

35. T

    toprakurabiye 2026年8月22日

    alayınızın amk

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36. D

    Davarein 2026年8月22日

    Vietnam films are usually so fucking good and this is not a exception just found out this one best film in 87 well deserved. I loved Willem Dafoe so charismatic in everything he’s ever done. Dude genuinely had swag running around the jungle another W score. A lot of acting juggernauts that we’re just making a name for their self, I think Charlie Sheen does a pretty great job. Slowly unwinding emotionally from all the things going on around him not as good as his old man but still a hell of a job

37. C

    Colin 2026年8月21日

    Platomb

38. D

    Didier Ilsen 2026年8月21日

    Continuing the Vietnam war movie streak. No shortage of iconic imagery in Platoon — but it remains a very bleak and gloomy story.

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39. F

    filmhunkiejunki 2026年7月25日

    nobody best captures the most controversial war in american history than oliver stone