I watched "Ender's Game" before, and the young male coach became a fan. After searching the information, I saw the name of the film, but I never watched it. Just looking at the name, I always thought it was a warm family movie. This time I got to see the real face, which was very shocking. This striped pajamas is really heavy.
This film is somewhat similar to "The Pianist" in style and style. It presents and interprets World War II and related matters from the side, from the rear, and from the perspective of a relative third party. But the more unique point of this film is that the identity of the protagonist as a child adds a childish interest to the film, especially when the child speaks extremely unrealistic words, such as "Let's find Dad together", "Come out with me" "Play" and so on, listening to it is simply a sad and distressed smile. This is very different from the witty and humorous performance of "Jojo Rabbit", and each has its own style to praise.
All misery and misery comes from comparison. When Cavill in the kitchen chats with Bruno, one old and one young, one day is full of vicissitudes, one's food and clothing are safe, and the future is uncertain. How miserable and tragic the once good life has been turned into nothing because of someone's advocacy.
When it comes to the ending, this arrangement is reasonable and reasonable, but it led my attention to Bruno. In the end, I only cared about Bruno's unexpected death, but ignored the fate of Shimuel and all the Jews. The history that the voluminous work shows us has made me take the tragic fate of the Jews for granted.
As for the free will of citizens, under the influence of the propaganda machine, under the influence of public opinion and trend, it is difficult to talk about free will, and I am afraid that most of them have become fanatical pawns like my sister. How wonderful is it that the people hand over their rights to the government, but in the end they have to be controlled and controlled by the government.
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