No matter how you show off your skills, helping the enemy is acting like a tiger.
If there is no final bombing of the bridge, I am afraid I cannot forgive.
In the end, I thought it was a good thing. Otherwise, the soldiers will be slack, their treatment will decline, and they will be mentally exhausted, creating a vicious circle.
The British colonel suffered from Stockholm Syndrome and actually cooperated with the Japanese devils. Fortunately, he finally woke up and the body was pressed on the bomb switch.
Consistently advocate American values, war is a game, and life is the most important.
In this film, the director has forgiven the Japanese soldiers as pawns, and they are also forced to.
Why are there no mosquitoes in the whole play? There is water, grass, blood and flesh, shouldn't mosquitoes be rampant?
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