The Boys in Company C

Synopsis

The Boys in Company C is a riveting war drama that follows the lives of five young Marine recruits during the Vietnam War. With distinct personalities and backgrounds, the recruits face the harsh realities of war as they struggle to survive and maintain their sanity in the midst of chaos. From their training camp to the brutal battlefields of Vietnam, the film highlights the camaraderie, fear, courage, and loss experienced by these young soldiers. With intense action sequences and powerful performances, The Boys in Company C is a poignant portrayal of the hardships and sacrifices endured by those who serve in the military.

Cast

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  Stan Shaw

  Pfc / Sgt. Tyrone Washington

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  Andrew Stevens

  Pvt. Billy Ray Pike

• James Canning

  Pvt. Alvin Foster / Narrator

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  Michael Lembeck

  Pvt. Vinnie Fazio

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  Craig Wasson

  Pvt. Dave Bisbee

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  Scott Hylands

  Capt. Collins

Reviews

Critics have praised The Boys in Company C for its authentic depiction of the Vietnam War and the challenges faced by young soldiers. Rotten Tomatoes describes it as a 'gripping and realistic portrayal of camaraderie and survival', while IMDb users have rated it 6.9/10. Metacritic gave it a score of 62/100, indicating generally favorable reviews. The New York Times commends the film for its raw portrayal of the camaraderie and loss experienced by the soldiers. Variety hails it as a 'powerful and moving war drama', citing the strong performances by the cast. Overall, The Boys in Company C is a thought-provoking film that sheds light on the impact of war on young men forced to grow up too soon.