Platoon - User Lists

Sign Up | Log In

Write a Review
Post a Quick Tip
Create a List
Ask a Question
Create a Poll
Create a Community

Movies •Books •Music •Food •Tv Shows •Technology •Politics •Video Games •Parenting •Fashion •Green Living •more >

Platoon > Lists

Showing 1-2 of 2

posted in Movie Hype

#3 of 10 from Favorite War Movies by imahsome

“Oliver Stone's film about his own personal experiences of Vietnam fuel this war classic. A very deep and realistic movie that captures the corruption of young men and the horrors …”
#3 of 10 from "War is hell" but it's very entertaining. My favorite war films. by Captain_Couth

Photos

Platoon - 20th Anniversary Collector's Edition

About this movie

Wiki

Platoon is a Vietnam war based film released on December 19, 1986 and produced by Orion Pictures. The film was directed and written by Oliver Stone. Platoon was produced by Arnold Kopelson, and starred Charlie Sheen, Tom Berenger and Willem Dafoe.

Platoon is about a young recruit in Vietnamwho faces a moral crisis when confronted with the horrors of war. After its release the film received 9 nominations, and celebrated 18 wins and 4 Academy Awards in 1987 for BestDirector, Best Film Editing, Best Picture, and Best Sound.

The film was shot in Luzon, Philippinesin 1986. It was given an MPAA rating of Rand runs 120 minutes.

view wiki

Details

Cast: Willem Dafoe, Johnny Depp, Forest Whitaker, Keith David, Tony Todd, Richard Edson, John C. McGinley, Dale Dye, Ivan Kane, Peter Hicks, Oliver Stone, Chris Pederson, Andrew B. Clark, Charlie Sheen, Francesco Quinn, Tom Berenger, Mark Moses, Kevin Dillon, Paul Sanchez, Corey Glover, Reggie Johnson, David Neidorf, Nick Nicholson, Clarisa Ortacio, Bob Orwig, James Terry McIlvain, Warren McLean, Kevin Eshelman, Bernardo Manalili, Than Rogers, Romy Sevilla, Li Mai Thao, Li Thi Van, Matthew Westfall, Basile Achara, Ron Barracks, Steve Barredo, Chris Castillejo, Adam J. Glover, Corkey Ford

Director: Oliver Stone

Genre: Drama, War

Release Date: December 19, 1986

MPAA Rating: R

Screen Writer: Oliver Stone, Richard Boyle

Runtime: 1hr 53min

see all (7)

First to Review