 What isn't true about A Civil Action?
Or "This great evil: Where's it come from? In the combat genre, the phrase "war is hell" usually means nothing more than that it's a bummer to lose a limb or two, or to see your buddy get his head blown off. A true work of art owes us more than literal horrors, and Malick obliges by making his theater of war the setting for nothing less than a meditation on the existence of God. He speaks the movie's epitaph, "Darkness and light, strife and love: Are they the workings of one mind, the feature of the same face? Malick's conception of consciousness distributes it among the animate and inanimate alike; almost every object is held up for rapturous contemplation.
 the protagonists win at the end of the film
 it is weaker than the book at times  the actors portray the character emotions well  the protagonists win at the end of the film  Beatrice and Grace were financially impacted because of the film