Cronenberg's creativity is what leads to a movie like this feeling so disappointing as the final credits begin to roll.

It is an uncomplicated, very tense, efficiently told, pro-soldier/anti-war movie.

I bounced back-and-forth between feeling something and being bored.

A very worthwhile viewing experience.

The premise sounds simple, but this is a very cinematic auteur’s picture. It is remarkable.

It is a quiet, perceptive, movie, concerned with what lays underneath the anger, and filled with pain.

It is a good movie, that never forces its point-of-view on the audience, with a couple of great performances.

Subtlety is a myth in this movie. The message is valuable; the execution is definitely not.

It is one of the most entertaining movies of the year and a clear favorite to win some Oscars in March.

There can be an unreal beauty to stop-motion when done right. Writer/director Adam Elliot has definitely done it right.