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Released 17 years ago.

"No goats. No glory."
A reporter in Iraq might just have the story of a lifetime when he meets Lyn Cassady, a guy who claims to be a former member of the U.S. Army's New Earth Army, a unit that employs paranormal powers in their missions.
“No goats. No glory.”
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George Clooney
Lyn Cassady

Ewan McGregor
Bob Wilton

Jeff Bridges
Bill Django

Kevin Spacey
Larry Hooper

Robert Patrick
Todd Nixon

Stephen Lang
Brigadier General Dean Hopgood

Waleed Zuaiter
Mahmud Daash

Stephen Root
Gus Lacey
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Grant Heslov directs. Robert Elswit behind the camera. Rolfe Kent scores. Tatiana S. Riegel cuts. Runs lean at under 100 minutes. Profitable at the box office. Produced in United Kingdom, United States of America. Dialogue in English.
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Considering the star power here (Clooney, Jeff Bridges, Kevin Spacey) I can understand why people might feel somewhat disappointed when they watch it. I mean, the description even mentions the Coen brothers as a basis for comparison. With Jeff Bridges' role, it was difficult not to think of The Big Lebowski, but this film isn't of that caliber. Still, I thought it was entertaining most of the time. There were slow interludes that could have been removed to improve the pacing without harming the story. But if you understand that they aren't going for laugh out loud gags or one-liners, but rather they work for their punch lines or leave you to figure out where the joke is, maybe you can appreciate it more. I will say that the plot seemed a bit disjointed to me. The flashbacks weren't confusing, but in a slower paced film like this one, I think they were sometimes more of a distraction than plot-enhancers. The ending also had an air of an anticlimax to it, like - oh, okay. I guess it fit the laid back mood of the rest of the movie, but they might have done more with it. Still, I liked it. Enough said.
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Ruby Films
GB

BBC Film
GB

Smokehouse Pictures
US

Overture Films
US

UK Film Council
GB
Mandate International
US
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