These types of movie gives a strong message and can shook you deep from inside. Direction is good, cinematography is excellent. Acting is great as the movie has lots of veteran and none of them disappoints.
The plot of the movie is based upon a true event and the execution of the movie is Good, the screenplay of the movie could've been little filtered as there are lots of flashback in the movie and some of the scenes create confusion. Whenever we see a movie you generally sets our mindset on many aspects like IMDB ratings, people's review on online portals and critic's review but this movie has now forced me to change my tendency of watching the movie after watching the movie as the movie was surprisingly astonishing and thought provoking. The last full measure is a war drama movie directed by Todd Robinson and stars Sebastian Stan, Late Christopher Plummer, Late Peter Fonda, Samuel L. Maybe 20% of the movie is recreated battle scenes, the rest in modern (1990s) times during the search to find out what happened and what needed to be done to get the award finalized. Good movie, I watched it at home on DVD from my public library, my wife skipped. Several really good veteran actors are the the roles of men who fought with Pitsenbarger, plus during the end credits we see and hear from several of the actual men who were involved during the 1960s. It was eventually awarded on December 8th, 2000 during the Presidency of Bill Clinton. He had been recommended for the Medal of Honor but it never went through, we learn because the paperwork routing went awry. Pitsenbarger, Jr., a medic, decided on his own to scramble down into the fray upon realizing the unit's medic was the one wounded.
The title of this movie derives from something Abe Lincoln said in his Gettysburg Address all those years ago, "It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they here gave the last full measure of devotion." The event in question happened in Vietnam in 1966, 21-yr-old Airman William H.
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