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American Sniper (movie)
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Synopsis: Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle's pinpoint accuracy saves countless lives on the battlefield and turns him into a legend. Back home to his wife and kids after four tours of duty, however, Chris finds that it is the war he can't leave behind.
Director: Clint Eastwood
Writers: Jason Hall
Cast:
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Bradley Cooper as Chris Kyle
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Sienna Miller as Taya Renae Kyle
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Max Charles as Colton Kyle
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Luke Grimes as Marc Lee
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Kyle Gallner as Goat-Winston
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Sam Jaeger as Captain Martens
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Jake McDorman as Biggles
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Cory Hardrict as 'D' / Dandridge
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Navid Negahban as Sheikh Al-Obodi
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Eric Close as DIA Agent Snead
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Eric Ladin as Squirrel
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Joel Lambert as Delta Sniper
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Rey Gallegos as Tony
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Kevin Lacz as Dauber
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Brian Hallisay as Captain Gillespie
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Ben Reed as Wayne Kyle
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Elise Robertson as Debby Kyle
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Keir O'Donnell as Jeff Kyle
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After Credits Scene? No
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I heard in an interview with Bradley Cooper that they delayed shooting the movie so he could do the proper physical training, which Clint Eastwood actually thought was unnecessary.
Anyway, Cooper claimed that he gained 40 lbs of muscle in 2.5 months while on an 8000 cal/day Paleo-style diet and that he did it without the aid of hormones.
I've been lifting for a while and to me this statement seems laughable.
Am I wrong in my assumptions? I know the argument against steroids is usually that he has constant access to top experts and whatnot, but 40 pounds of muscle?! Is it even physiologically possible, or am I way off-base?
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I spoke to the head of AMC who told me that security had to escort Kephri out of a screening of the biopic American Sniper because he thought Bradley Cooper was aimbotting while playing the role of Chris Kyle.
He apparently started screaming that even if Bradley Cooper took the pills from Limitless his aim still wouldn't be as good and he had to be using a program. Allegedly his then girlfriend was very embarrassed and decided to go to the zoo to fight some egg yolks and sing showtunes.
Unsure what this had to do with lava lamps though.
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Similar to how Eastwood made 'Letters from Iwo Jima' the story of WWII from the Japanese side of things rather than the American side. The Syrian Sniper supposedly was a gold medalist in the Olympics for shooting, and it would be interesting to see how he trained and became what he was.
American Sniper is incredibly disappointing. I take issue with war films that paint an enemy in absolute evil- especially without giving a single shred of motivation. This is one of them. I understand patriotism, but not when you begin to turn a blind eye. The problem is; I'm already reasonably patriotic. I don't need to be appealed to. What I like is a film that teaches me something I didn't know. I want my beliefs to be challenged as I believe this is what keeps you honest. American Sniper doesn't do this in the slightest. It paints a picture of a cowboy from Texas going to fight the SAVAGE (they literally say this unironically) enemy in Iraq. This guy is made to look like Prince Charming. I sort of hope that someone disagrees and can give me a different frame of mind on this film, because it is fairly well shot and Bradley Cooper's acting is pretty great. The story just needed more of an edge for me.