The movie does reflect on the manhood and war. “War make a man and men are made in wars” was the line that stuck with me. This mentality of manhood was disputed by the relationship of the Larry and Doc, Doc and the other two main characters and the Marine Washington and his interactions withe the Three main characters.Men who love and respect another and remain a man is what Manhood is about

Cute, great acting/actors, had some wonderful funny moments, touching, sad and leaves you feeling depressed.

I thought the movie was interesting, and I did appreciate that it showed a different perspective than most military type movies. There were some very funny moments, but overall it was kind of a bummer (which I sort of expected, not always a bad thing) and it felt really slow, and not always a very cohesive story.

It was a little slow moving but it was funny, touching and quite relateable. It was entertaining. The demographic for this film (in my opinion) is generation x or baby boomer.