‘Valor’ doesn’t match upContinued from Page G1Laos in an attempt to rescue his captive son and other Americans. The movie makes some valid points about apathy toward the plight of those who are still missing but then descends into standard mayhem The movie was produced by John Milius, who killed uncounted godless communists in directing last year’s “RedDawn.” “Uncommon Valor' and “Missing in Action” both did very well at the box office, which suggests that the view of Vietnam they espouse is shared by a lot of people around the country. They touch a raw nerve But, if you want a movie that touches the heart and the mind to a degree that is almost unbearable, look no further than “The Killing Fields