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Mabelle 2023-09-16 08:05:38
The war has pushed human life to the limit, and human nature has exposed its pure instinct. Out of the primitive desire to survive, human behavior is almost no different from animals, and the remaining human nature is like a hairspring, looming. Everything is distorted in an inhuman state, and the desire to see "people who live a normal life" at this time is the desire to return to humanity. War not only destroys life, but what is especially terrifying is that it drags human nature into the...
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Helmer 2023-09-11 20:14:35
Ichikawa Kun is a true master of reflecting war and human...
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Devyn 2023-08-26 11:00:45
The perspective of multiple stimulations under a very simple narrative structure rubs the...
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Alana 2023-08-07 11:03:56
Change shoes, monkey meat? Hunger makes people ghosts. This film only sees the fall and sinking after failure. I didn't reflect on why it ended like this, and I introspected myself, making the film's perspective too...
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Izabella 2023-07-22 22:14:35
As a war movie, instead of focusing on the macro war, it focuses on the personal encounters in the war. Only through one's own pain can one truly feel the human and human disaster brought about by the...
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Troy 2023-07-17 06:16:09
Although it was shot in the 1960s with black-and-white images, it now seems that the performances of the filming and editing scenes are top-notch. The side description of the war is very successful, and the performance of human nature under the devastation of the war is truly tragic and...
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Lee 2023-07-01 03:27:15
War destroys people, destroys...
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Reyes 2023-06-12 02:37:43
Terrific and ugly movie....
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Joannie 2023-06-06 02:17:01
#LFF4# The difference between #LFF4# and the human world is that this brilliance of human nature is discovered by the environment in which you are in a disadvantageous state, while the protagonist of the human world is demanding himself under the conditions of being a human under any...
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Jazmyn 2023-04-10 06:13:46
War numbs your nerves, walks like a...
Fires on the Plain Comments
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Maud 2022-02-25 08:01:55
hopeless struggle
I have always felt that for a nation or country, regarding the pain it has inflicted on other nations or passively endured, only its own reflection is truly powerful and more valuable, because only they can deeply appreciate that history, cultural and national characteristics. Regarding the crimes...
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Angelo 2022-02-25 08:01:55
living hell
The Japanese soldiers in the film are all hungry and skinny, and they have no good food supplies and medical care. The so-called hospital is nothing but a place where death is prolonged. The male protagonist had tuberculosis, and no one dared to ask for it. The order he received turned out to be...
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Tamura: [to soldier who suddenly has stopped moving] Hey, are you dead?
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Dying Buddhist soldier: [to Tamura as he opens his eyes] What? You still here? Poor guy, when I'm dead, you can eat this.
[He outstretches his arm]
Dying Buddhist soldier: [Disgusted by the thought, Tamura leaves] Come back! You can eat me!
