Hacksaw Ridge

By Ally 2022-04-23 07:01:06

A proud neurosis

It is said that an eternal theme of war films is anti-war, and in order to express anti-war, the usual shooting method is to show the cruel details brought by the real war, such as the children living on the streets in the Iraq War, such as the "Iwo Jima Letter" that has not been sent yet. It's a family letter, but the cruelty of this film is actually that it took more than 70 lives without weapons in the area controlled by the enemy. Under normal circumstances, you can resist the war. ,...

By Pete 2022-04-23 07:01:06

You want both bloody battles and not to kill. Director Mei, how hard are you?

After watching the drama, I said a few words to the director, Lao Mei.
Lao Mei, too many literary dramas is a terrible thing for war movies, and literary dramas and martial arts dramas are not interwoven, but each account for half of it. I trust the audience's determination too much. My little friend next door kept asking his father, when will the war be fought?
Old Mei, I have no problem with you choosing a young actor who looks like you to play the role, but you should find someone...

By Summer 2022-04-23 07:01:06

The alternative hero of the bloody cruel battlefield

I was silent for a long time after watching "Blood Battle of Steel Drama Ridge". This film is not only visually and audibly shocking, but what shocked me more is the power of belief.

It was a bit of a surprise to go to the cinema to watch "Blood War on Steel Drama Ridge", because I don't have the habit of going to the cinema to watch war movies. For a Chinese, the films that he has watched the most should be war films, from "Tunnel Warfare", "Mine Warfare", "Railway Guerrilla", etc.,...

By Ezequiel 2022-04-23 07:01:06

Is it Mel Gibson's old routine or self-salvation?

It's almost the same as the imagination and legend, especially in the second half, almost all the way from the beginning to the end, the coat on the lap can't be loosened.
tugging at the heart.
When I was a little girl, I watched Braveheart, and thought my uncle was too sexy, and my hormones exploded. Later, I watched "The Passion of Jesus" and "Revelation", and still continued to be a fan with peace of mind; 10 years later, Uncle Mei became Lord Mei. "Hacksaw Ridge" was born, and the...

By Mabelle 2022-04-23 07:01:06

Poets and Poems

The war scenes were violent, bloody, and stark. Explosion, burning, screaming, dark red gunpowder, the second half of the movie brings a strong sense of immersion.

But what really infected me was the male protagonist's defense of his beliefs. Yes, this is a movie about faith.

The sixth commandment, do not kill. Jesus warned that it is the most serious sin not to take the life of another.

The male protagonist joined the army and refused to take a gun because he wanted to go...

By Marshall 2023-09-07 15:33:39

It is a rare and good-looking war-themed commercial film in the past year or two. The war scenes are very well shot, and the conflicts are gripping. Except for the battle scenes, the story unexpectedly sets a belief dilemma for the protagonist. Although it is not new, it is convincing. Love scenes are superfluous, it would be better to replace them with war friendship or even messing with the foundation. The story also involves biblical and religious elements, which are a little abrupt but...

By Cale 2023-08-17 16:15:19

Again, in American themed movies, the melody itself is very high. After the movie was over, I felt that the audience was going to applaud, but because of the "Yankee" movie, I was holding...

By Nelda 2023-08-15 05:11:07

I have a bible, I am open, you have no...

By Tara 2023-07-14 12:38:51

It is really difficult to understand such a belief without religious belief. It can only be said that the male protagonist's three views are firm and admirable, and the depiction of the war is very realistic, so realistic that people will never want to see such a scene again. A good movie worth...

By Daniella 2023-06-19 10:10:26

Very old-fashioned, beliefs are bigger than the sky, I don't particularly like this...