Jeff Key's monologue inspired director Vince DiPersio to further explore Key's experience as a gay, Christian, Marine, who enlisted at age 34 after the twin towers attack. Key is exceptionally charismatic and he speaks eloquently of his motives and experiences. However, the film itself not only touches upon each of his "attributes" (or what I might call "baggage") but also launches into a debate about the US role in Iraq. It just felt like there was a great amount of material to cover! For instance, why did he enlist at age 34, after living in the progressive atmosphere of Los Angeles as an openly gay man? It was a question that I didn't find adequately answered. The interviews with family, friends and fellow marines are all quite complimentary towards Key's character and capabilities as a marine, with the exception of his family pastor, who leans towards the "love the sinner, hate the sin" argument in regards to Key. I think that Key's story deserves more exploration, but in more emotional detail that what a 90 minute documentary will allow. http://jaycbird.blogspot.com