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3rd Party New

Last Seen $9.99 Apr 14, '16
Highest $9.99 Apr 26, '15
Lowest $9.99 Apr 26, '15
Average $9.99 (30d avg)
$9.99 (90d avg)
$9.99 (180d avg)
$9.99 (365d avg)
$9.99 (Lifetime average)
Added Apr 22, 2014

3rd Party Used

Last Seen $4.97 Apr 14, '16
Highest $4.99 May 3, '14
Lowest $0.98 Oct 3, '15
Average $4.97 (30d avg)
$4.97 (90d avg)
$3.17 (180d avg)
$3.81 (365d avg)
$4.45 (Lifetime average)
Added Apr 22, 2014

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30 day average: 298,597
90 day average: 274,522

Product Description

This is a UMD for the PSP. This is not a DVD! Platoon put writer-turned-director Oliver Stone on the Hollywood map; it is still his most acclaimed and effective film, probably because it is based on Stone's firsthand experience as an American soldier in Vietnam. Chris (Charlie Sheen) is an infantryman whose loyalty is tested by two superior officers: Sergeant Elias (Willem Dafoe), a former hippie humanist who really cares about his men (this was a few years before he played Jesus in Martin Scorsese's The Last Temptation of Christ), and Sergeant Barnes (Tom Berenger), a moody, macho soldier who may have gone over to the dark side. The personalities of the two sergeants correspond to their combat drugs of choice--pot for Elias and booze for Barnes. Stone has become known for his sledgehammer visual style, but in this film it seems perfectly appropriate. His violent and disorienting images have a terrifying immediacy, a you-are-there quality that gives you a sense of how things may have felt to an infantryman in the jungles of Vietnam. Platoon won Oscars for best picture and director.

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