- Network: HBO
- Series Premiere Date: Jul 13, 2008
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Universal acclaim- based on 124 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 110 out of 124
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Mixed: 2 out of 124
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Negative: 12 out of 124
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KeithA.Aug 20, 2008This is an incredibly pathetic attempt to paint those in the armed forces as either incompetent, antisocial or inconceivably dumb. The point is clear: the writer doesn't like the war in Iraq. Ok, we get it. Thank God it's only seven episodes.
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ChalesJ.Jul 14, 2008Nothing but retread of war movie cliches. Oh, most fit soldier is gay - wow how daring. nothing new, boring.
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BaroL.Jul 30, 2008Mildly entertaining at times, but clearly created, written, and directed by people who have no idea how the military operates. The characters are the standard military cliche you would expect in a subpar series like this.
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MargaretDJul 26, 2009I can't believe these idiot reviewers. GK was the most vacuous TV I've ever seen. A total crock. Cliched characters and cliched lines. So boooooooooooring.
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ThomMar 8, 2009Deeply disappointing series, this. I only watched it in full because it was by the creators of the Wire, but whereas the Wire was the most brilliant series to be broadcast on television in a long time, this was a nothing but a sprawling, messy, cartoonish letdown.
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Jun 15, 2019
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Kill pays both you and its subjects two solid compliments: It doesn't scream ''Take heed: This is a work of art!'' And it lets you form your own opinions about what its social commentary is.
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Meanwhile, some remarkable television has been made. To report on a new generation of young warriors raised on hip-hop, heavy metal, and video games, Wright went to Iraq as Michael Herr before him had gone to Vietnam, like Dante to hell with a cassette recording of Jimi Hendrix.
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You get the sense that the filmmakers' vision and Wright's are never quite in sync--or perhaps are in sync too perfectly.