SPOILERS Many different comedy series nowadays have at one point or another experimented with the idea of obscure independence
 movies, but this one is the exception. The film is about the struggle of a young man (played by a great actor) to find his way back to his home country, and to make it back. It is a story of the journey of an American soldier (Robert Duvall) who is forced to leave his country after his father (John Cusack) has been killed by the Nazis. He is now in the process of returning home to the United States, where he is trying to get back his life, which is in danger of being destroyed by his own father. This film has great acting by Robert DuVall and great cinematography by John C. Scott, who also stars. I loved the film, especially the ending. There is no doubt that this is one of those films that you will see again and again. If it is not for the great performances by Du Vall, Scott and Scott's cinematographer, this film would not be as good as it was. But it's still a good film. And it has a lot of great scenes. For example, the scene where the soldier is being chased by an enemy soldier, is great, as is that scene in which the German soldier gets shot in his back, by one German
. The idea was that the British would be able to control the colonies and the American colonies would not be. This idea is not new, but it is still a very old idea. In the early days of the republic, the United States was a great power, and it was not a perfect democracy. But it did have a lot of great things going for it. It was the first time that a country had a president who was able and willing to do what he wanted. And it also was one of those times when the people were not afraid to speak their minds. So, it's not just a comedy, or a drama, this is a story about the great American people. I think that's what makes it great.