I Am That Man | Full Hollywood Movie | Action Drama | Matthew Marsden | EXCLUSIVE

Every single man I ever met that went to combat came home a different individual including my own Dad. I tried to remain friends and have a normal relationship, but they were never the same. The human cost of war is greater than any other cost.

Having served myself, I just want to say "Thank You" to all who have served and all who respect.

My dad served in the Army he's was a Veteran before he passed last year at 80yrs old, he is missed every day!💐 This was a very good movie I enjoyed it, thanks to all that are serving and has served!❤️❤️ Thanks for sharing this movie🥰

I was lucky,my Father was a 30 year Army officer and prepared me for what I faced as a SEAL. I only served 6 in the Regular Navy,but then worked another 25 as a private contractor. Remember one of the things Dad said " There are no winners in war,only survivor's."

I Am That Man (seriously, I am that man), a U.S. Army veteran. To this day I still struggle to “fit in” with society. I haven’t had a close relationship since 1992 (I served in the 80’s). Unfortunately, some of us never fully come back. I am glad this movie had a happy ending, while it depicted the distance, and the journey back so well it broke my heart. What I can say, is the VA literally saved my life. I am in many kinds of counseling (PTSD, bi-polar ll, anxiety disorder, severe depression) and take a mountain of meds, just to get through the day. And I survive. Thank you MC, for posting this movie for free (though it made me cry). If you love your freedom, thank a soldier. And we do love to hear “thank you for your service”, sometimes it’s the only thing to brighten my day.

I will just keep my comment here so anytime someone likes it, definitely I will still come over and watch the movie over and over ❤❤❤

I am so deeply grateful for all of our veterans that served and held the line. The scars run deep. I wish there was a way to heal them so you all could sleep & sleep well. Thank you all that read this. God's Soldiers.

I'm a retired U.S Marine I found this movie very relatable

The calmness about it was enjoyable, as a former soldier it's great to see less violence in these ex-seal movies. I enjoyed it.

Whichever country you're, our veterans deserve gratitude and respect. Salute!

It seems unlikely that you'll ever get to read this Matthew Marsden, but I really enjoyed this film. And then I found out that not only did you write direct and act in it but it was your first directorial film. This was easily as good as films that grossed hundreds of millions of dollars. The character development was very satisfying, I was about to give up hope on his wife but she came through! And then she came through way harder later! It was poignant and hard to watch for a while, because I too have had to say " I can't help" to veterans. At least in that position I could feed them. Wasn't all dark though I was able to help a few, but it is sad that they have to depend on the kindness of strangers rather than rely on the promises of a Nation. Not to mention that our little non-profit lost its funding and now I don't know where they eat.

I was drafted in 1971. U.S. Army first infantry division, fifth field artillery, I met many men who came back from Vietnam in 1971 and 72. Some of them became my friends. I wish I could say I understand them. But then. I don’t think I really want to go that far down the rabbit hole. My respects to all who serve. 🇺🇸

A true American who gave his time and lives for this country, I like this movie. Remind me a friend of my, who serve Iraq and Afghanistan.

1,770,000 people viewed a nice free movie and couldn't even bother to give a thumbs up.

I have no combat experience. But I do have friends who grew to be brothers who always had my back. When you go through your wars you always come out changed. Life has a way of taking you through the trenches. The spirit of being a worrier is real and runs deep. I salute all men and women who have been in the battles and coming back home are again in the battles to find their peace and normal.🇿🇼

My father served for 25 years, died of a brain tumor at the age of 80... Love your parents while they're still here

THINGS ARE ONLY COMPLICATED AS YOU MAKE THEM. I love this line.

Great movie.. Whoever read this and you have served in the military or still serving...THANKYOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!! 👍

Honor and respect to all who served and still serving. Love this movie. 🇯🇲

Their is a lot of things I just love about this movie. I love that the car dealership got what they deserved. And I loved the ending. I was so happy for that family. And his son looked up to his dad as Batman. Excellent movie.