Storyline
A group of U.S. soldiers returning from Iraq struggle to integrate back into family and civilian life, while living with the memory of a war that threatens to destroy them long after they've left the battlefield.
Directors
Cast
Trailer
Reviews
80
No film drama can make us “know” PTSD, but by the end of Thank You for Your Service, you feel as if the agony, and bravery, of our soldiers has become less remote and more tangible. Hall’s filmmaking is crisp, assured, and, at times, quietly audacious.
70
Considering that there seems to be no end in sight of the country's involvement in the Middle East, the film proves timely and affecting.
70
The subject matter may be familiar — despairingly so — but writer-director Jason Hall (who previously wrote American Sniper) imbues it with specificity and no-nonsense drama that make the plight of physically and emotionally wounded soldiers sting all over again.
70
Village Voice
It’s not always effective drama, but as an example for thousands of struggling American families, it’s a serious breakthrough.
63
A thoughtful drama which sags when it tries to shoehorn its characters into by-the-numbers plot points.
Other Movies You Might Enjoy
Sep 20, Sep 2007Mongol The Rise of Genghis Khan (2007)
Apr 23, Apr 1976Stay Hungry (1976)
Mar 1, Mar 200616 Blocks (2006)
Apr 14, Apr 2023The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die (2023)
Oct 10, Oct 2008Body of Lies (2008)
Sep 16, Sep 2016Mr. Church (2016)
Dec 3, Dec 2011A Princess for Christmas (2011)
Oct 6, Oct 2018Capernaum (2018)