I have seen this movie, and I believe that it is better than most of the movies that have come out in recent years.

I genuinely enjoyed this film for several reasons: many people are unaware of what WWII was like and how the war continued to take a mental and physical toll on everyone's lives long after it officially ended. Many struggles detailed in this movie actually occurred. People found ways to equipment with and Journeying/(get through) bad times they didn't ask for or deserve. So much was lost on so many levels. I thoroughly enjoyed the filmography, script, and timing of this movie. In addition, the phenomenal acting by the cast made it even better.

Can you believe that it's been 7 years since David O. Russell released a film? This looks like an Oscar-worthy ensemble movie!