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’S $9.6 million.)But there are some curious contradictions in the praise Bigelow and screenwriter Mark Boal have received for their work.
Reviewers cite Boal’s brief stint as an embedded journalist following a bomb-disposal unit in Iraq as supporting evidence for the film’s alleged accuracy. But they fail to consider the inevitable bias of such a narrow perspective.
Would reviewers have lauded the accuracy of a story based on the experiences of a journalist who had been embedded with the “other” side — particularly if the portrayal of American soldiers had not been positive?
Some reviewers have praised Bigelow for allegedly not incorporating a political stance into the film. This is simply ridiculous: It’s being endorsed by military-recruitment sites as we speak. A link to military.com , the largest military organization in the United States, appears on the front page of the film’s official Web site .
A Realistic Portrayal of Iraq? Source: Dissident Voice