Growing up in Texas, Chris Kyle (Bradley Cooper) was taught by his father how to shoot with a gun and hunt deer. A few years later, Chris becomes the owner of the rodeo ranch and cowboy, and returns home early, to find her lover in bed with another man.

After telling him to leave, he contemplated it with his brother when he saw news coverage about the 1998 US embassy bombing and decided to enlist in the navy. He qualified for special training and became a sniper (sniper) Navy SEAL United States.

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Chris meets Taya (Sienna Miller) in a bar and the two soon get married. Chris was assigned to Iraq after the September 11, 2001 attacks. His first target shot was a woman and a boy who attacked a US marine with a Russian-made RKG-3 anti-tank grenade. Chris is very disappointed with the experience, but he earned the nickname "Legend" because many targets that have been shot. Assigned to hunt down Al-Qaeda leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, Chris interrogates a family in which his father volunteered to usher Navy SEALs into "The Butcher" (Mido Hamada), al-Zarqawi's second commandment. The plan did not go smoothly when "The Butcher" arrested his father and son, killing them and Chris was pressed by a sniper using a Romanian PSL rifle. This sniper uses the name Mustafa (Sammy Sheik) and is an Olympic medalist from Syria. Meanwhile, the rebels reward Chris.

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Chris returns home for his wife and the birth of his son. Chris is disturbed by the memories of his war experience. Chris gets the attention of Taya as his wife and Taya expects Chris to focus with his family.

Chris did a second tour and was promoted to head officer. Involved in a firefight with "The Butcher", Chris helps kill him. On returning home to his newborn son, Chris is getting away from his family. On Chris's third tour, Mustafa injured one of the unit's members, Ryan "Biggles" Job (Jake McDorman), and the unit was evacuated back to headquarters. When they decided to return to the field and continue their mission, another SEAL Navy member, Marc Alan Lee (Luke Grimes), was killed by a gunshot.

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Guilt forced Chris to make a fourth tour, and Taya told Chris that Taya might not be there when he returned. Back in Iraq, Chris was tasked with killing Mustafa, who had shot a US Army combat engineer building a barricade. Chris's sniper team is placed on the roof inside enemy territory. Chris sees Mustafa and takes him out with a risky shot at 2,100 yards (1,920 meters), but this shows his team's position is known by a number of armed guerrillas. In the middle of a shootout and a little ammunition, Chris calls Taya with tears in his eyes and tells him that Chris is ready to go home. The sandstorms provide protection for the chaotic escape where Chris is injured and almost left behind.

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After Chris returned, indefinitely and unable to adapt completely to civilian life, Chris was asked by a psychiatrist from the US Department of Veterans if he was haunted by all the things that were done during the war. When he answered "everyone who could not be saved by him" who haunted him, the psychiatrist advised him to help the veterans who were badly wounded in the hospital of the US Department of Veterans. After that Chris gradually began to adjust to the life of the house.

A few years later, on February 2, 2013, Chris bid farewell to his wife and family as he left a good atmosphere to spend time with a veteran on the shooting field. When the screen revealed that "Chris Kyle was killed on that day by a veteran where Chris tried to help him", followed by recording archives of people standing along the highway for his funeral procession as well as his ceremony

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Nuansa
Thursday, February 1, 2018

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