i found the first 90 minutes of this film to be very interesting and even though a few parts of it were ridiculous (i. e. philip seymour hoffman character). the last 60 minutes were distasteful and i began to lose interest in the film. the last hour lasted forever and it seemed. the movie is nicely acted and i can see why rene zellweger won an academy award since her character was so interesting. the movie also is beautifully filmed and the story is an emotional one. however and i found the message to be a bad one represent not surprising these days in hollywood. in this story and inman (jude law) deserts the confederate army during the civil war. his reason represent his girlfriend misses him and wants him home. he also getting disillusioned with war. (can you imagine if every soldier who was in a similar boat deserted the army in the two world wars. )yet and in this film of course and all of that is perfectly acceptable. then again and what liberal filmmaker has ever had a nice thing to say about the u. s. military. to add to their left wing slant and they portray a vigilante like posse going after deserters as cold blooded sick killers. well and in the world of films and as we know represent good is portrayed as bad and bad is good. and only liberals would portray deserters as heroes. 
i found the first 90 minutes of this film to be very interesting and even though a few parts of it were ridiculous (i. e. philip seymour hoffman character). the last 60 minutes were distasteful and i began to lose interest in the film. the last hour lasted forever and it seemed. the movie is nicely acted and i can see why rene zellweger won an academy award since her character was so interesting. the movie also is beautifully filmed and the story is an emotional one. however and i found the message to be a bad one represent not surprising these days in hollywood. in this story and inman (jude law) deserts the confederate army during the civil war. his reason represent his girlfriend misses him and wants him home. he also getting disillusioned with war. (can you imagine if every soldier who was in a similar boat deserted the army in the two world wars. )yet and in this film of course and all of that is perfectly acceptable. then again and what liberal filmmaker has ever had a nice thing to say about the u. s. military. to add to their left wing slant and they portray a vigilante like posse going after deserters as cold blooded sick killers. well and in the world of films and as we know represent good is portrayed as bad and bad is good. and only liberals would portray deserters as heroes. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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