Every time an American soldier is gunned down in Iraq, Miramax Films has to wonder if it’s doing the right thing by releasing Buffalo Soldiers. The film, a fiendish satire about brutal U.S ...

Buffalo Soldiers The unseemly underbelly of the peacetime army is dissected to darkly comic effect in "Buffalo Soldiers." Intriguing up to a point for its peek into a little-examined piece of ...

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This dark-as-night military satire debuted at the Toronto Film Festival on September 7, 2001. Needless to say, by the time it was to be screened at a theatre near you, there was no freakin' way an ...

In spite of its title, moviegoers looking for a historical film on blacks in the U.S. military service won’t find it in Miramax’s soon-to-be released “Buffalo Soldiers.&#8221 ...

Set firmly in the tradition of M_A_S*H and Catch 22, Buffalo Soldiers is a deliriously dark, caustic romp, which gleefully depicts the American army as venal, corrupt, incompetent and stupid.

Buffalo Soldiers reportedly received its first press screening two days before the attacks on the World Trade Center. More recently, just as the film studio geared up for a major push with the ...

Filmed before Sept. 11, 2001, but shelved until now for obvious reasons, "Buffalo Soldiers" portrays the Army as wasteful, inept and poorly managed -- a last resort for criminals and high school ...

Buffalo Soldiers takes place during the fall of the Soviet Union and the Iron Curtain, when the dismantling of the Berlin Wall gave way to freedom, capitalism, and unprecedented opportunity, as ...

Like “Buffalo Soldiers,” del Toro’s “Devil’s Backbone” (also being sold by Good Machine International, by the way) is a glossy, accessible horror-thriller that seems almost too big to ...