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84 Charlie Mopic Movie
Contents.Premise The film is a mock documentary of a (LRRP) mission during the. The point of view is from a cameraman following a LRRP team on a five-day patrol deep in 'Indian Country' (territory controlled by the ). The cameraman is nicknamed 'MoPic' by the team, because of his alphanumeric, 84C20, Specialist. The supposedly routine mission, however, goes wrong and eventually turns into a struggle for survival.Cast. Jonathan Emerson as. Nicholas Cascone as Easy.
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as MoPicProduction 84C MoPic was filmed on a low budget in. The film is one of the earlier examples of, a style famously implemented by and.Reception 84 Charlie MoPic has an 83% 'Fresh' rating on, based on 6 reviews., awarding the film three stars out of four, wrote:'84 Charlie MoPic' deserves a place by itself among the films about Vietnam. It is a brave and original attempt to record nothing more or less than the actual daily experience of a unit on patrol, drawn out of the memories of men who were there. I’ve never seen a combat movie that seemed this close to actual experience, to the kinds of hard lessons that soldiers are taught by their enemies.
The filmmakers have earned their right to shoot with a subjective camera — because the eyes we are really seeing through are their own.' The film received three nominations:. 1989, Grand Jury Prize, Dramatic (Patrick Sheane Duncan). 1990, Best First Feature, Patrick Sheane Duncan (Director); (Producer). 1990 Independent Spirit Award, Best Screenplay, Patrick Sheane DuncanThe film is listed among recommended Vietnam war films in a blog post on the. References.
’s “84 Charlie MoPic” comes billed as the first feature directed by a veteran of combat in Vietnam, and Duncan is at such pains to provide us with the infantryman’s point of view that he literally takes a 16mm camera along on a reconnaissance mission in the field. The premise of the movie is that a documentary (“mopic”) is being made about a patrol, and all of the footage in the film is seen through a camera being carried along by a filmmaker assigned to the unit.It’s a style that makes the action feel immediate and unrehearsed; the soldiers address the camera as if they’re talking to the man who’s carrying it, and the effect is that they’re talking to us. The strength here is that the movie seems to happen as we watch it.Advertisement. The subjective camera is probably responsible for many of the weaknesses of “84 Charlie MoPic,” as well as its strengths. Duncan knows more about war than he knows about dramatic construction, and this shows in the way he builds the various relationships in the movie.There are a few too many speeches that are “overheard” by the camera - speeches that provide background information that the characters would probably not provide in quite that way.
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There are conflicts and tensions within the group, and sometimes we can feel them being created and manipulated by the script. If the genius of the movie is to show the unit through a camera, the movie’s failure is not to trust that approach enough. The development of the conflicts and character backgrounds should have been more subtle and offhand, as they might have been in real life. Still, “84 Charlie MoPic” deserves a place by itself among the films about Vietnam. It is a brave and original attempt to record nothing more or less than the actual daily experience of a unit on patrol, drawn out of the memories of men who were there. I’ve never seen a combat movie that seemed this close to actual experience, to the kinds of hard lessons that soldiers are taught by their enemies. The filmmakers have earned their right to shoot with a subjective camera - because the eyes we are really seeing through are their own.