Today we review the 2017 movie Journey's End, a movie that undeniably sparked emotion. Usually an optimistic bunch, soldiers often think that they will survive the wars in which they fight.

In this film, our main characters move closer to their demis with every tick of their pocket watch and they must decide how to spend their days. Some continue with their duties, as usual, others turn to drink, while others fill in the silence between shelling with all manners of coping. Does any of it even matter when the journey ends? 

Today we honor four-star General Colin Luther Powell who was born on April 5th, 1937, and died October 18, 2021. Colin Powel was a veteran of the Vietnam war a statesman, a diplomat, and as 65th in line, he was the first black man to serve as the United States Secretary. He was a true patriot and a great example of selfless service.

If you or someone you love have served in the armed forces of any nation, then we would like to honor them on this humble podcast! Just Tweet @NARwaronfilm

Not A Robot's War on Film. We discuss all manner of War movies, their historical accuracy, how life is depicted on the screen, the movie itself, all while having some fun. Soldier up and come join us in Not A Robot's War On Film ! Hosted by a US Veteran!

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