David O. Russell has lost his touch with reality. He USED to be a decent filmmaker. Those days are long gone. This is a goulash of disrespect, disheveled nothingness and an insult to good filmmaking. For a man who has a child who has a disability, O'Russell has abandoned all sensitivity to the realities of disabilities, debilitating injury and lives changed forever by war. Why did he see it necessary to have a sick scene where these ridiculous characters make light of brave men and women who fought in the war, were injured and permanently disfigured?

I have nothing else that I want to say about this POS film. Except I used to actually have respect for O'Russell, that is gone. And Christian Bale, I once had respect for you as an actor, it will be a long time before I will feel that way again. I was a fan... the operative term being WAS.