Watch Hell and Back Again Movie Online Streaming Megavideo HD for Free. Watch Hell and Back Again Movie Online Streaming Megashare Without Downloading A master filmmaker and photographer, Danfung Dennis follows 25-year-old Marine Sgt. Nathan Harris on his most difficult mission: coming home after being seriously wounded in Afghanistan. Embedded with Harris's unit during their assault on a Taliban stronghold, Dennis brilliantly toggles between the intense experience of war, stunningly photographed by the director himself, and the challenges of re-adjusting to civilian life in small town North Carolina. Hell and Back Again brings the war home in ways that make gun-toting soldiering look like a day at the beach compared with the physical and psychic scars that manifest upon returning home. -- (C) Docurama
Release Date Hell and Back Again Oct 5, 2011 Limited
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Nathan Harris,Ashley Harris,Christian Cabaniss,Eric Meador,Edward Hubbard,Terry Roberts,Doug Webb,Robert Gaines,Matthew Swibe,Chris MacDonald,Danfung Dennis

Genres Hell and Back Again : Documentary,Action & Adventure,Special Interest

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User Ranting Hell and Back Again : 3.7
User Percentage For Hell and Back Again : 70 %
User Count Like for Hell and Back Again : 2,044
All Critics Ranting For Hell and Back Again : 7.9
All Critics Count For Hell and Back Again : 27
All Critics Percentage For Hell and Back Again : 100 %

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We're left to decide which wounds go the deepest, those from Afghanistan or those caused by the confusion and emotional barrages he continues to suffer in America.
Linda Barnard-Toronto Star

In its closing scenes, "Hell and Back Again" builds to an emotional and stylistic power that we didn't see coming.
Roger Ebert-Chicago Sun-Times

Dennis's film attempts something few documentaries have: to inhabit the psyche of its subject.
Wesley Morris-Boston Globe

The film suggests that it doesn't really matter whether Harris ever gets back in uniform. He's forever carrying around a piece of unexploded ordnance in his head.
Michael O'Sullivan-Washington Post

Lays bare the truth of war - its hellish quality - with such power, you're not likely to look at this, or any other conflict, the same way again.
Tirdad Derakhshani-Philadelphia Inquirer

The director has no intention of making a prefab antiwar statement. He simply wants to show us an experience, just as it happened, and let the chips fall where they may.
Walter V. Addiego-San Francisco Chronicle

Hell and Back Again offers a potent documentary correlative to the narrative of The Hurt Locker.
Gerald Peary-Boston Phoenix

Belies the misguided notion that a nonfiction effort on war's aftermath can't be artistically minded, and also can't somehow be as moving as (or even more so than) a scripted dramatic interpretation.
Brent Simon-Shockya.com

An absorbing peek into the circumstances of people whose stories usually get filtered in movies.
Kelly Vance-East Bay Express

A tough but deeply rewarding watch. Search it out.
David Parkinson-Empire Magazine

I can't recall a documentary shaped quite this way. Dennis handles it with integrity, and the effect is painful and deeply moving.
Philip French-Observer [UK]

This pulls no punches.
Peter Bradshaw-Guardian [UK]

Flashbacks, overlapping sound and dynamic editing viscerally convey Harris' state of mind, leaving a bleak picture of the struggle to win the Afghani people's trust.
Tom Dawson-Total Film

has the artistry of a painting and the impact of a sucker punch.
Chris Barsanti-Filmcritic.com

Doesn't offer up much information, but carves out a sturdy slice of life portrait
Geoff Berkshire-Metromix.com

Dennis, a photojournalist, has produced a vérité work of almost distracting beauty-a haunting quality in a film that operates in the apolitical mode of choice for recent combat docs, but is nevertheless inarguably about the cost of war.
Alison Willmore-AV Club

Just as necessary and cinematic as Restrepo ... brilliantly structures the story of a Marine's homecoming so that the war footage functions like flashback sequences.
Christopher Campbell-Movies.com

Possibly the best war movie of the year
Eric Kohn-indieWIRE

A group of true believers in the American cause in the Afghanistan war and what happens to one of them when he comes home injured.
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat-Spirituality and Practice