AP – In this film publicity image released by Summit Entertainment, Jeremy Renner is shown in a scene from, … By DAVID GERMAIN, AP Movie Writer David Germain, Ap Movie Writer – 1 hr 7 mins ago LOS ANGELES – Films about the war on terror have not been high on audiences' must-see list. Yet the makers of the latest, "The Hurt Locker," hope they have the ingredients that box-office duds about Iraq and Afghanistan have lacked. Director Kathryn Bigelow and her colleagues deliver nail-biting tension and a remarkable you-are-there feeling with "The Hurt Locker," giving viewers a real sense of the lives of bomb-defusing technicians in Baghdad. They also tell a story from today's volunteer-military point of view, following troops who chose to go to war, the story stripped of U.S. foreign-policy critiques that made such recent war films...
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