However, it has no war scenes, it has plump characters, good-looking plots, and beautiful tropical scenery.
The greatest thing about it is that it presents the absurdity of war in a way that you can't imagine. This absurdity is not reflected in building and blowing up the bridge, but a positive character who sacrifices everything to complete the task. The protagonists of the halo are killed one by one. This kind of ending makes people feel a sense of sigh in the cold scene immediately after the climax of the movie. And this absurd cold scene is the real climax of the film's profound and lasting.
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