What is a Charlie Sheen war movie?

Charlie Sheen has starred in a few war movies, but none are particularly well-known or critically acclaimed. The most notable one is likely "Platoon" (1986), where he played Chris Taylor, a young soldier who becomes disillusioned with the Vietnam War.

It's worth noting that while Sheen's performance in "Platoon" is generally considered decent, the film itself is not a "Charlie Sheen war movie" in the sense that it's not focused on him. The film is a powerful and acclaimed piece of cinema that focuses on the brutality and psychological impact of war, with a strong ensemble cast.

Other war movies Sheen has been in include:

* "Navy SEALs" (1990): A action film about a SEAL team sent on a mission to rescue hostages.

* "The Arrival" (1996): A sci-fi film where Sheen plays a soldier who encounters aliens.

While these films might be considered "war movies" in a loose sense, they are not typically associated with him or seen as defining his career in the way "Platoon" is.