However, it may be because of the red wine tonight, when I saw the ending, I was so moved that I wanted to cry.
The reason for being moved?
It is American heroism and sense of honor.
Unlike the Thirteen Arhats and the previous National Treasure One, the purpose of this treasure hunt is only for the honor of oneself and his ancestors. No matter ben or his opponents, all they have to prove is the word honor.
It still moved me.
Although Hollywood has always been the world of heroes and honorism, although there are countless films reflecting such themes. But every time I see this kind of desperate risk not for my own interests, the blood of heroism can still sway in my heart.
A person's life is like an ant. You think that the non-stop action every day is actually just for that bite of food and the reproduction of offspring.
When people's activities leave the basic desire for survival and focus on other honors that are not related to survival, people live like individuals.
No matter how Hollywood screenwriters abide by the screenwriter's code, it's suspenseful.
No matter how cheesy the humorous bits are.
Still moved by the heroism in it.
That year, because of this prejudice against Hollywood, I almost missed the Lord of the Rings.
One person spent the whole night watching the Lord of the Rings Part III. In the early morning, the moment the sun rose from the sky, at the end of The Lord of the Rings Part III, when the ring fell into the raging flames, it was unexpectedly , Actually moved tears rolling down, really rolling down.
This one is a bit off.
The Lord of the Rings is currently one of my highest rated Hollywood productions.
Victory over oneself is the most powerful heroism.
――However
, even so, it is moving and worth recommending.
For example, this one.
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