1989’s ‘The Iron Triangle’ attempts to show both sides of the Vietnam War. Focusing on the Americans and the Vietcong with a premise that looks good on paper but does the film execute this approach well enough? The film stars Beau Bridges and Liem Whatley as two men brought together by conflict. The boys discuss the film’s strengths and weaknesses and they also delve into your war movie acts food-based name puns!
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