War is hell but sticks to racist stereotype of Vietnamese as prostitutes
Hamburger Hill has two parts. The first quarter is bad as it introduces the main characters but also follows a common racist stereotype of showing Vietnamese as prostitutes. In fact, the only Vietnamese that get speaking parts are prostitutes. Many U.S. movies would only show Vietnamese as whores or Vietcong. The rest of the movie is about the soldiers going to Hamburger Hill and it’s like a new film. It shows the comradery between the troops, how they missed home, the insanity of war as the Americans charge up and down the same hill over and over again suffering casualty after casualty. It really shows how war is hell.
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