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This is movie-making with a zealot's fervor.

Platoon is filled with one fine performance after another, and one can only wish that every person who saw the cartoonish war fantasy that was Rambo would buy a ticket to Platoon and bear witness to something closer to the truth.

The dogs are never quite as entertaining as they should be for the kids in the audience, and the hypercutesiness and speechifying at the end will lead to much tightening of adult sphincters.

The schmaltz is laid on thick, but kids love this sort of stuff and, refreshingly, the dog bits are done the old-fashioned, fun way: with animal trainers rather than CGI.

Very run of the mill average Summer entertainment - action packed but no heart, let alone any sense of fun

Petersen's expert direction ensures it remains gripping, keeping the tension ratcheted right up and commendably steering it all home within 100 minutes.

The film really proves only that Jim was a bad drunk and a worse friend, and that in no way was his life exemplary.

Not exactly Stone's finest hour, but a worthwhile portrait of 1960s (counter) culture and the self-destruction of an icon.

An intensely moving and disturbing experience.

Mr. Couturie, the director, and his associates have done a first-rate job.