Hart's War

 

Bruce Willis, Colin Farrell, Sam Worthington, Terence Howard
MGM/UA; Directed by Gregory Hoblit
Rated R; 128 minutes; 2002

  
Based on the novel by John Katzenbach, the story centers on Tommy Hart (Farell), a wealthy law student who finds himself with a job as an officer’s aide in World War II because of his is father’s political pull. When Lieutenant Lincoln Scott, a black POW, is thrown into a German war camp after being accused of murdering a fellow white prisoner, top ranking Colonel William McNamara (Willis) is assigned to defend him. Hart must struggle against his privileged past to prove himself and when he stumbles on a plot during his investigation of the case, he must choose between his country, his own morality and his life.

 

 “Thumbs Up.”
- Roger Ebert, EBERT & ROEPER

“Excellent. Tension, suspense and surprise. The star of this excellent movie is the movie.”
- Gene Shalit, TODAY SHOW		  

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