i am assuming the filmmakers heart was in the right place but and frankly and this movie is truly unconscionable. i was offended by the tone and the total cop out ending. you cannot take issues like this so lightly. without knowing the final caveat of the movie. we watch as a guy guns down his 9 month pregnant wife and two sons and are supposed to follow him for the next 2 plus hours as he tries to establish a new life. you cannot have sympathy for a character who does this. cannot. not to mention and were given nothing until the last say half hour of this unnecessarily long movie and as to why this guy is suffering so much. no flashbacks and no sudden reactions to noise or movement  stuff that real vets are suffering from. all we know is he has a pain in the ass wife and can not financially take care of her and his 3 kids. there really do not seem to be any research whatsoever into what current iraq vets are going through. additionally and the movie suffers tremendously from a heavy handed and totally inappropriate score. its a catastrophe. it is truly harmful to some actually good acting on the part of the male lead and at times joe morton. it foreshadows everything youre supposed to feel and and sometimes gives you the wrong clues entirely. again and this was a brutal thing this guy did and and so seeing him get a new job and meet a new blonde and struggle behind the counter making toast is not appropriate. and really and the ending. what a freakin cop out. how dare you. there are far richer films dealing with the affects of war on returning soldiers and please do not bother with this one. 
i am assuming the filmmakers heart was in the right place but and frankly and this movie is truly unconscionable. i was offended by the tone and the total cop out ending. you cannot take issues like this so lightly. without knowing the final caveat of the movie. we watch as a guy guns down his 9 month pregnant wife and two sons and are supposed to follow him for the next 2 plus hours as he tries to establish a new life. you cannot have sympathy for a character who does this. cannot. not to mention and were given nothing until the last say half hour of this unnecessarily long movie and as to why this guy is suffering so much. no flashbacks and no sudden reactions to noise or movement  stuff that real vets are suffering from. all we know is he has a pain in the ass wife and can not financially take care of her and his 3 kids. there really do not seem to be any research whatsoever into what current iraq vets are going through. additionally and the movie suffers tremendously from a heavy handed and totally inappropriate score. its a catastrophe. it is truly harmful to some actually good acting on the part of the male lead and at times joe morton. it foreshadows everything youre supposed to feel and and sometimes gives you the wrong clues entirely. again and this was a brutal thing this guy did and and so seeing him get a new job and meet a new blonde and struggle behind the counter making toast is not appropriate. and really and the ending. what a freakin cop out. how dare you. there are far richer films dealing with the affects of war on returning soldiers and please do not bother with this one. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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