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Frank 2022-04-21 09:03:51
Salute to the warriors who gave their lives for national honor.
As the defender of national dignity and the guardian of national honor, it is natural to receive such honors. Warriors are worthy of awe, and heroes are worthy of worship. Without the bloody battles of warriors and the charging of heroes, there would be no continuation of the nation, no stable...
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Alexa 2022-04-01 09:01:18
Every sacrifice of flesh and blood should be respected
I have to say that the heroism of American films is always rendered so well that people often have an urge to join the army. If the interference of adrenaline is thrown away, it may be that respect makes me yearn for it.
For example, Wolf Warrior or this Escort Chance are two films with completely...
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Pink 2022-04-04 09:01:07
The plot is terse and bland, but it's a story like this that strikes me with the power of its uncommon simplicity. There is no official rhetoric-style patriotic education, no brilliant individual heroism, everything is constantly stimulating your tear glands in the language of the camera, and when you reach a critical point, your tear bank will naturally collapse. Respect for the dead is respect for life. The original American theme is so sensational.
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Vito 2022-04-02 09:01:14
It's too sensational, and the escort looks so annoying. But it's still pretty good overall, and it's shorter than the average movie, which is good.
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