The quote: "Let me see your war face" is used in which of these films?

The quote: "Let me see your war face" is a line from the 1987 movie "Full Metal Jacket". In the movie, Sergeant Hartman says "That's a War Face; now, let me see your War Face!" to Private Joker, played by Matthew Modine.

With the film "Full Metal Jacket", it's been noted by critics, moviegoers, pundits, and others that Kubrick’s famously keen attention to detail and his legendary drive for perfection pay off in a very big way. This film is, for all intents and purposes, is said to be flawless. The look is called vintage Kubrick. There are long, studious shots that make the viewer feel like a voyeur, and the set design and the skillful use of primary colors make everything seem otherworldly yet familiar, like a fever dream. The score, written by Kubrick’s daughter Vivian under the pseudonym Abigail Mead, is called an eerie synthesized melodic mix that deeply enhances the film’s moodier moments. The script lays out an array of intense and colorful characters and the dialogue crackles, thanks to the novel "The Short-Timers" by Gustav Hasford from which the film is based and many of the lines were lifted directly. Over the course of its tight two hours, "Full Metal Jacket" according to experts takes the viewer through the entire spectrum of human emotions. People even find themselves laughing out loud at several points, and then getting embarrassed for having laughed.

"Full Metal Jacket" is truly a movie that has enjoyed both widespread commercial and critical success.