an under appreciated and unseen gem. estevez does a remarkable job of illustrating in poignant and heartbreaking fashion and the tension that arises between a son who been to hell and back and and his parents and who can not begin to understand the emotional scarring left behind. it not unlike born on the fourth of july and in that it deals with a soldiers emotional and mental breakdown after serving in vietnam and but while that one focused more on the politics of post vietnam (anti war speeches and etc. ) and this one deals with a much more personal topic represent family. one man struggle to return to normalcy after a life altering experience and and his parents failure to see the change that has occurred. estevez delivers a smoldering performance as jeremy collier. you can sense the pain and frustration bubbling beneath surface. there to match him inch for inch is his real life father and martin sheen. it a trip watching these two act off of each other and as you get the sense that theyre constantly trying to one up one another. it like the presence of each other inspired the pair to do their best and and their performances triumph because of it. recommended to anyone who appreciates solid acting and writing and directing. and to any vietnam war buff. or ( positive ). 
an under appreciated and unseen gem. estevez does a remarkable job of illustrating in poignant and heartbreaking fashion and the tension that arises between a son who been to hell and back and and his parents and who can not begin to understand the emotional scarring left behind. it not unlike born on the fourth of july and in that it deals with a soldiers emotional and mental breakdown after serving in vietnam and but while that one focused more on the politics of post vietnam (anti war speeches and etc. ) and this one deals with a much more personal topic represent family. one man struggle to return to normalcy after a life altering experience and and his parents failure to see the change that has occurred. estevez delivers a smoldering performance as jeremy collier. you can sense the pain and frustration bubbling beneath surface. there to match him inch for inch is his real life father and martin sheen. it a trip watching these two act off of each other and as you get the sense that theyre constantly trying to one up one another. it like the presence of each other inspired the pair to do their best and and their performances triumph because of it. recommended to anyone who appreciates solid acting and writing and directing. and to any vietnam war buff. or ( positive ). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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