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11 reactions from 3 sources (Bluesky, TMDB reviews, Mastodon) · newest Sep 29, 2026 · last updated Oct 9, 2026 · How this works
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In the Valley of Elah is a 2007 history drama thriller film, directed by Paul Haggis, starring Tommy Lee Jones, Charlize Theron and Susan Sarandon.
- 11 people have posted about this film on Bluesky, TMDB reviews, Mastodon
- posts span Dec 30, 2014 to Sep 29, 2026
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11 of 11 · most liked firstA civilian guy took me to see “In the Valley of Elah” in the theater while I was active duty and the Iraq War was ongoing. It’s not a bad *movie* to be clear, but his dawning horror as he realized I was not going to be in a romantic mood afterwards was pretty amazing.
neutral · AI labelView post →Makes me want to rewatch In The Valley of Elah. Great film.
positive · AI labelView post →Could post-9/11 films be grouped together as a distinct genre like Film Noir or the post-68/Watergate Paranoid Thrillers? Not the overtly political ones like In the Valley of Elah, but the ones that carry the unease and darkness of life during war time?
neutral · AI labelView post →After seeing In the Valley of Elah I sat in my car sobbing. Thats the 9/11 movie. And now Sec Crossfit wants sidearms on base, testosterone shots and the only mostly criminal recruits - while making racism & sexism his legacy. What could possibly go wrong?
positive · AI labelView post →I think I'm just gonna watch every Charlize Theron movie, for artistic purposes. In The Valley of Elah (2007) Somehow Tommy Lee Jones (nom Best Actor) was in this with Josh Brolin and No Country for Old Men in the same year. Good, but Racist Grandpa Gran Torino vibes.
neutral · AI labelView post →🎬 The Top 4 Thriller Movies Released on September 28! What's your fave? 1. The Realm 2. Looper 3. Time After Time 4. In the Valley of Elah 46 #Thriller movies released today: https://todayinmovies.com/genres/sep-28#thriller #FilmSky
neutral · AI labelView post →Who remembers “In the Valley of Elah”, 2007 movie starring Tommy Lee Jones, Charlize Theron, Susan Sarandon and James Franco? It seemed at the time to represent the height of revulsion of America at the Bush administration and its handling of the war in Iraq. When will we see the 2026 equivalent?
neutral · AI labelView post →The (movie) In the Valley of Elah 1080p (iTunes)(CA) C$4.99 (War) (iMDB) 7.3 Cast: Tommy Lee Jones, Charlize Theron, Jason Patric, Susan Sarandon, James Franco, Josh Brolin
neutral · AI labelView post →When “Hank” (Tommy Lee Jones) gets a call to say that his soldier son “Mike” has gone awol shortly after his return to the USA from Iraq, he sets off to track him down. Initially, he hits a wall of indifference from investigators but then an hacked-up body is discovered and quickly identified as the missing man. Together with police officer “Sanders” (Charlize Theron) - who is, herself, having to prove her worth in a chauvinist department of clods, they decide it’s best to work together on a…
neutral · AI labelView post →#Sicario (continued) What Can I say about Cinematographer Roger Deakins? His vision of the American west was a throwback to the days of Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns. The lush backdrops of Sicario are reminiscent of his work in #NoCountryForOldMen #TrueGrit and #InTheValleyOfElah. Directors get most of the credit, but Cinematographers capture the vision. 4/
neutral · AI labelView post →A soldier disappears after he has come back from Iraq. His father, Hank Deerfield (Tommy Lee Jones), is alerted and sets off in the hopes of finding his son. He soon finds out that his son was actually killed, brutally you might say, his body cut up and burned. The evidence lead in no real directions, but it soon becomes apparent that his army bodies are lying, also, the images that Hank recovers from his son's phone, seem to suggest that something happened in Iraq. To say anything more would…
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