Spielberg's new film (Bridge of Spies) was recently released in North America. The film is adapted from the true incident of the exchange of prisoners between the United States and the Soviet Union in Berlin during the Cold War. It is said that professional film critics have highly praised it. For Si's works, I have always looked forward to them with the heart of a young girl and treated them like a young woman. Since (Schindler's List) was born, it has been raining on the bananas and wet silk, and I am in a trance. It's a pity that the possibility of this kind of American theme film being released in our country is very small. The universal value of the West is regarded as a jackal and a leopard by the powerful people in our country, and the general public does not take themselves as a duck People (in fact, it doesn’t matter if they don’t enter, the officials from the Radio, Film and Television Bureau are like me waiting to see the raw film, and they are all scissors when they are finished), fortunately, the savior Internet is still there, although they can’t get a sneak peek, they can still chat with each other. I remembered that I revisited Si's old work (Munich) with my wife not long ago. The story is based on real events (During the 1972 Munich Olympics in Germany, Palestinian extremists kidnapped and eventually killed 11 members of the Israeli delegation in the Olympic Village, and the Israeli government immediately sent Musad. The secret agent's revenge), the film maintains the consistent style and quality of Si Shi, but it feels that Si Shi seems to have fallen into the so-called profound trap and is in a dilemma in the contemplation of human nature. In fact, this Pythagoras-like sympathy and Freudian panic always confuse the Western world beyond the event itself. Whether it is the US-Soviet confrontation or the Israeli-Palestinian conflict or the love and hatred there, the ultimate root cause is the issue of individual rights. If there is a rising sun, the future is promising, (Eastern Europe after the great change, the Jewish nation after the founding of the state), and there is no precarious situation (Palestine area and the bloody Arab nation). No one likes the coldness of steel, and no one is willing to tie black explosives to flesh and blood. We love warmth, smiles, and the sound of a child's snoring when they are asleep. It is not because of our likes and dislikes, it is innate nature. Some people say that Mr. Si is old, but in fact he is too powerless to get tired from the deep incomprehension. I don't know if his (Bridge of Spies) can go beyond that, I just hope that Stewart can show even the brazen confidence in this relatively mild story, giving a simple and powerful single choice between true and false . If so, I will die as a fan.
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