I didn't open the bullet screen for the whole film. At the end, I opened it, and I saw someone saying that the Jewish boy was deliberately bringing in the German boy.
Some people say that Jews are so treacherous that even children are so scheming that they trick little boys into burning them together.
? ? ?
I don't know if such a person still has a heart. There is already so much malice in the world. You really don't want to leave you behind, do you?
My original grief and anger took over the main peak in an instant. This is not a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people!
Here again I have to quote Lu Xun's words, I have never been afraid to speculate on Chinese people with the worst malice.
Sure enough, this time it was unexpected.
This is really a good movie, and I really don't want to record these things in my movie review, but I'm sullen and unhappy!
When the German boy lies and puts the Jewish boy at risk, I am afraid that some people will say that the German boy is not good, that he is cowardly, that he is not brave enough to take responsibility, and that he is not worthy of the trust of the Jewish boy.
But when I saw two little boys die together, I really didn't expect that someone would say this at such a time, thinking this way, and even so many people liked it, I couldn't help but think.
Is this movie telling us that Jews are bad? treacherous? ? ?
That's it.
This movie originally told us that people are different from each other. As far as the characters in the movie are concerned, don’t kill everyone because of the actions of some Jewish people. As far as the filmmakers are concerned, And don't think that everyone in Germany is tyrannical just because of the actions of some people in Germany.
Why blame everyone for seeing the same thing.
The victims of the war were not just Jews.
A few days ago, I played a development game. Ordinary people living in Norway adopted a child who was born in the Nazi "Source of Life Project". This child was bullied, beaten and scolded by classmates and teachers when he was in school, and he was tortured by himself. The disgust and disgust of the parents and grandparents, half of the children born in the plan at that time stayed in Norway and grew up in this fear.
The film is mostly seen from a child's point of view, so the war we see seems to have a beauty filter added to it.
It was not until the last two fresh lives were lost that the war finally revealed its cruelest true colors.
Often the death of a young life is more shocking. The ugliness of other things is revealed only when the purest things are gone.
War...is the most terrifying demon.
Of course, it is the human heart that controls the war.
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