Lost At War

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	Ted Prior	Captain Jason Briggs
	Jack Forcinito	Pvt. Turner
	James Hayward Brinkley	Pvt. Ron Smith
	Jim Hazelton	Pvt. Falkner
	Adam Mayfield	Pvt. McCune
	Billy Hayes	Colonel West
	Marisa Karl	Sherry
	Danielle Jacobs	Jenny Falkner
	Hash Patel	Nick - Store Clerk
	Ben Stargy	Robber
	David Brian Alley	Doctor
	Derek Quinonez	Jesus
	T.J. Rhymes	Lamont
	Austin Cheatham	Brian McClune
	Dalton Smith	Jimmy Knight
	Leonard Ross	Jessie
	Ryan Vincent Constantino	Mike
	Zach Williams	Randy
	Christina R. Belandinelli	Jimmy's Mother
	Carl Watts	Concerned Father
	Jake Skelly	Catcher
	Shane Russeck	Soldier
	Daniel Mark Stafford	Terrorist

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Director	David A. Prior
Writer	David A. Prior
Producer	James Hayward Brinkley, Bill Ferrell, James Khanlarian, David A. Prior, Ted Prior, Alan Roberts
Musician	Misha Segal
Photography	Frédéric Chaignat

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My quick rating - 5,2/10. Never heard of this one and just was spotted so may as well hit it right away. I caught the first line of the synopsis and it mentioned Twilight Zone which is right on target as this definitely has that type of feel. The main character actually just said, "I have seen every episode of the Twilight Zone a thousand times but I never expected to end up in one." Ted Prior who plays the captain was right about that as he lead his platoon on a mission that has all the soldiers questioning just who the enemy actually is. If you are a fan of that show or others like it that present you with scenarios that have multiple meanings as to why they are occurring, you will definitely enjoy this one. It is clearly limited by budget but does a good job making up for it with a well-written story. As a movie though, there really isn't enough to it to separate itself from a myriad of episodes I have seen before and it also doesn't have enough to the story to escalate it further past being a good TV episode. Acting wise the players were fine but a couple of them sounded too much like they were just reading off the script. Keep in mind, this is almost entirely talking about what is going on and flashbacks of the main characters in what may have gotten them into this predicament. I will say that when the credits roll, you are left wondering what the true point of this was. Not in a bad way, just that all the clues are presented throughout in the background scenes but it is creatively left alone enough to not spell it out for you. As someone who enjoys putting a little brainpower into my viewing, I enjoyed it. You can as well for free on TubiTV.

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