Wall

Beautifully filmed so kudos on the cinematography. And the makeup. I never got a sense of the characters though, other than a few routine character traits, and I never really cared about what was happening. I look forward to more films from Samuel Maoz though because nothing in the movie was bad and what he did well he did very well.

Massimiliano (Max) Amato

2Sep11

Very original, clever, a great film.

Nadin

5Jun11

I was disappointed. I saw the trailer and got hooked up on it. I thought it could be a nice link to Waltz with Bashir. But it never left a real impression on me.

Amani

19May11

Very strong performances, and cinematography was superb; the claustrophobic atmosphere was successfully achieved.

acidcow

17Feb11

Great movie. one of the best warmovies i have seen in years.

Leandro Schonfelder

7Jan11

The director's only concern is to show the "horrors of war", and he won't bother using all kinds of clichés to achieve it. Terrible.

Yggdrasil

8Dec10

I watched this one day and forgot that I had seen it a few days later. Nothing about this film really left much of an impression.

Øyvind Rype

28Aug10

Surprisingly dull and forgettable considering its premise.

Mohamad Sobhy

15Jul10

Lies, Lies,Lies, Lies

Matthew_Lucas

13Jul10

Unforgettable portrait of an Israeli tank crew's claustrophobic descent into madness during the conflict with Lebanon in 1982. An intense look at the psychological effects of war. DAS BOOT in a tank.

Celluloid Dreams

9Jul10

If you are in Czech Republic, watch LEBANON for free thanks to Karlovy Vary Film Festival and MUBI!

danliofer

8Jul10

I am speechless... How could have been even better? Well done, guys, this is an extraordinarily strong film minimalism...

Nutter Jr

6Jun10

Exposes our human vulnerability through 4 frightened, under-prepared Israeli soldiers reluctantly involved in the 1982 invasion of Lebanon. Shot entirely inside a tank, the sense of claustrophobia is vivid.

Edwin N

1May10

If Samuel Moaz sticked to his original idea, 'Lebanon' could've been a hell of a lot better than it actually is.

Ryan Borja

7Feb10

Based on the video trailer I watched earlier, this looks like an interesting and strong film. The images are riveting and powerful enough to stir one to be critical about futility of war. Obviously, war has been tackled very commonly in films, so the bigger question is whether we need another war film to teach us about the atrocities of gun battle.