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Many of them feel like they are finally doing the right thing.

The Marines helping the Iraqi refugees at the checkpoint they set up, and the sheer satisfaction they derived from their acts of kindness is truly heartwarming.

Colbert telling Fick that his leadership is the only thing he has confidence in.

A somewhat subtle moment: after getting a briefing on a mission that involves driving into a known ambush for little practical reason, Colbert turns to Wright and says that it'll be a short mission and not worth experiencing, so why not wait back at Headquarters? While Poke ends up preventing Wright from leaving (by arguing that Wright is the platoon's good luck charm), it's a nice moment of Colbert, once again, trying to protect the people assigned to him.

Trombley expressing concern for Colbert after Fick and Wynn inform them that a formal investigation might get launched regarding the incident where Trombley shot the kids and camels at Colbert's go-ahead:.

Godfather explains to his Marines all of the reasons why they cannot consider evacuating a critically wounded civilian that his Marines shot by accident, laying it out in express detail why it is an extreme risk.and then, while meeting his Marines' expressions, he turns and orders a platoon to casevac the civilian anyway.

When a sotto voce comment to Gunny Wynn reveals that for the whole months-long excursion, Sixta had been deliberately playing The Neidermeyer to draw the Marine's ire away from the officers, and salvage morale by giving them an easy target to hate.It works, but not the way that Ray seems to have intended it.unusual opinions on the war, trying to cheer Walt up after someone says that you get a reputation if you shoot some civilians. Ray, who's spent a lot of time joking around and delivering some.

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But when all is said and done, the full cut of Once Upon a Time in America is one of the top five best gangster movies of all-time. Some of the content is extremely heavy and pushes the boundary, even for a gangster film. De Niro gives one of the best performances of his career as a conflicted, opium sick, mobster dreamer. It’s a decades-spanning story of friendship and loyalty in the mob in New York City. It wasn’t until 2012 that the restored 255-minute version was made available to the public - which is a shame because it’s such a terrific film. If the confusion wasn’t enough, the film was further censored for explicit content. The result of the cuts was mass confusion amongst audiences.

He conceded to a 229-minute version but the American version was further cut without his permission to 139 minutes. Leone cut it down to 269 minutes but the studio was not satisfied with his attempts at shortening it. He originally wanted the film to be split into two three-hour features but the studio told him he had to cut it into one film. It was the final film of Sergio Leone’s legendary career and the only film he completed in the last thirteen years of his life. Once Upon a Time in America is one of the craziest films ever made.