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Thanks for the memories!

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

This is one of my favorite Tina Fey movies since it shows her acting range and isn't just a comedy. It is more of a drama than a comedy since it is about War Journalism, and is both "light" and "heavy" at the same time. I have watched it a few times and look forward to watching it again fairly soon.

When my mom, brother and I first sat down to watch this, we were honestly expecting a comedy littered with laughs and sharp wit. Then when we really got into it, there was nothing funny about this. I have no idea why this was labeled as a comedy when it really wasn't. It was probably because of Tina Fey that it was labeled like that...but it didn't matter to us. We enjoyed it every step of the way. Probably another thing that made it good was the fact that it was based off of a true story and Tina channeled the model for the movie perfectly.I had no idea that Ms. Fey was capable of drama until I watched this. I had previously seen her in "Mean Girls" and "Sisters," both of which were comedies, of course. This, on the other hand, is much different. She is a reporter who goes over to Afghanistan to chronicle the horrors of war and gets involved with a number of interesting people along the way.The only person that I could have easily lived without in this movie was Margot Robbie. It made no sense to me to have her in there and Tina, for all intents and purposes, ignored her throughout the whole thing. (Probably because Margot's voice is equivalent to nails on a chalkboard.) If Margot was trying to steal Tina's thunder, Tina wasn't having it. She was the star, not Margot. It was just that simple.This film just proves time and time again that Tina can tackle comedy as well as drama. As I said before, my mom, brother and I all enjoyed this movie and were very pleased with what we saw, primarily because of the previews that we saw with other movies and on TV commercials. If you're expecting a fall-down funny movie with this, you will be mistaken. Take this as a drama that is not loaded with a lot of violence, just thematic elements seen with a time of war. You may like what you see.

This movie was FAR better than I expected, Tina Fey, always good, was great, Martin Freeman was super watchable, Billy Bob Thornton looked better than I've seen him in years, and (can't believe I'm saying this) Margot Robbie did an excellent job portraying reporters not as seekers of the truth, which they aren't, but as vain, self-absorbed, opportunists more than willing to put others in harm's way if it gets their station a ratings bump. On a side note, heckuva depiction of ME for what most of it is, people with no desire for modernity. They're backwards, and they like it. We should get out of there.

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot has been on my watch list since I first saw the trailer, but for whatever reason, every time I had a chance to watch it, I didn't. Maybe I worried it'd be too cheesy. Tina Fey can be a mixed bag for me. So much talent, so much intelligence, but sometimes she's too over the top. I'm not sure what I was expecting, but this film exceeded my expectations. It was nice to see Tina Fey in a more dramatic, subtle role, yet still with her trademark awkwardness. Martin Freeman was outside his usual realm of serious, thoughtful characters, taking a turn for a more carefree, rakish, charming photographer. Margot Robbie stole her scenes, as usual. Billy Bob Thornton was perfectly cast. The writing was nuanced, somehow managing to be about the war, yet also these reporters, yet also about friendship, and yet also about our heroine. Very surprised by how great this was. Will definitely watch again.