Rescue Dawn

Robert 2022-03-22 09:01:55

This is a Vietnam War landscape film by Hernazog.
This is a Hollywood inspirational film by Hernazog.

That's it, almost that's it. It is undeniable that Hernazog has an enviable foundation in the choice of camera positions and the composition of the shots. Just like the shot of the bombing of the...

Kelsie 2022-03-22 09:01:55

It is also an escape. Compared with the 'Victory Escape' and the hype-like storytelling 'Shawshank Redemption', the film itself does not seem to have a particularly exciting plot. Probably Christian Bale and the screenwriter and director all have the "isolated island" plot of traditional...

Melyssa 2022-04-21 09:02:15

Christian Bale loses weight again 2020.3.30. Second brush Herzog's film has a strong documentary realism

Laura 2022-03-25 09:01:09

It is recommended to watch because of acne marks, and the whole process of watching is nauseating. The male protagonist is a standard villain. He was invaded when he was a child, and became an aggressor when he grew up. When he encountered setbacks, he overcame them with his strong will. Such villains will only become more evil. Back to the topic, there is a section in the film where the arrogant male protagonist asks why the natives of Vietnam don't listen to him, wtf, how old are you, why should you listen to your arrogant aggressor. To be honest, that group of natives should have killed those invaders earlier and kept them for food and shit. There is also a disgusting plot, a female soldier saw the male protagonist and stayed, ??. By the way, the male protagonist was not forced to be the aggressor, he took the initiative to be the aggressor. (Fighting in the territory of other countries and harming civilians is aggression, don’t beautify) (Change the male protagonist’s identity to fascists, and the Vietnamese natives to countries invaded by fascists, the core of this film remains unchanged)