Directed by the Ang Lee, Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk is British-American war drama movie. It is an extremely satirical movie which highlights the topic of war and terror. Billy Lynn, a youthful US armed force authority is caught in a snapshot of gallantry by a TV news camera in Iraq; he and his friends of Bravo organization become renowned. A strange, spectacle undermines to convey Billy’s stifled PTSD to the surface.
Nineteen years old Billy with his kindred officers in Bravo Squad, turns into a legend after a nerve-racking Iraq fight. The plot of the movie is based on the novel of Ben Fountain. Through flashbacks, which are shown on the Thanksgiving Day, what had happened to the squad goes uncovered. Billy Lynn who is an armed force master from Texas, is found on camera, dragging his injured sergeant Virgil Shroom Breem to security amid a firefight in Iraq. This demonstration of valor rapidly raises him and his unit, mistakenly assigned “Bravo Squad” by the media, to VIP status. The people of the Squad are driven to the stadium with filmmaker Albert Brown, who is making a film for the squad. A flashback uncovers that Billy joined the armed force after decimating the car of his sister Kathryn’s beau, who left her after a car accident. In the stadium, the gathering is welcomed by various restless fans that offer thanks for their activities and indiscriminately bolster the Iraq War.
Amid a question and answer session, Billy spots one of the team promoters, Faison grinning at him. After the gathering, Faison strolls over to Billy and begins up a discussion with him. He discloses to her how it feels unusual to be respected for the most awful day of his life. As the movie proceeds, Billy reviews his time in Iraq, where Shroom offered him philosophical knowledge and exhortation amid their downtime. It is uncovered that once the diversion closes, Bravo Squad should come back to their job. The movie contrasts the substantiality of war with America’s discernments. Billy Lynn is brought home for a triumph visit after a nerve racking Iraq fight. Through flashbacks the film indicates what truly happened to his squad. The film is told from the perspective of Billy who turns into a hero after a nerve racking Iraq fight and is brought home briefly for a triumph visit. In the fantastic halftime show of the Thanksgiving Day, the film uncovers what truly happened to the squad.
Garrett is an extreme, unsentimental sergeant and Steve Martin is the skeptical one, who is quick to accompany his military guests. Tim has a decent cameo who tries making humiliating a casual conversation with the troops. Alwyn puts forth a valiant effort as Billy; however Kristen Stewart’s also plays an interesting role. After a couple of account bluffs, traditionalist film plays it wistful and safe – it verges on recommending that the best thing for troopers with PTSD is simply to get right back enthusiastically.