It takes four hours to go to Nanjing University by ordinary car from home. When I was a sophomore, I took this book "Indestructible" and read it in one breath. I looked up and the train was on the approach bridge of the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge.
When it was released a few days ago, I wanted to go to the cinema very strongly, but I saw that the schedule was only after ten o'clock, and it was already early in the morning when it ended, so I gave up. I downloaded the movie today and watched it for dinner. The whole movie has no features. The first half is not as good as "The Fantastic Drifting of Pi", and the second half is not as good as "Empire of the Sun".
When I was reading, I was impressed by two. One was that there was a duck in the concentration camp called "Quack". It broke a leg and used a splint as a support. Every day, he limped to the kitchen to find food. This duck The duck is the collective pet of the American soldiers in the prisoner of war camp. The fun is. Later, the duck was killed by a very stupid Japanese soldier, and the soldier sighed for a while. In fact, before watching the movie, I expected the director to add such a special role, but it didn't.
There is also an explanation in the book. When the Japanese were building prisoner of war camps, most of the soldiers sent to guard the prisoners of war were the ones who were eliminated from the regular army. In addition to the nickname "Birdman" for Chief Watanabe, many people in the camp had nicknames such as "Pig's Head" and "Pocky". Although the vilification of Japanese soldiers will inevitably give people the obscenity in Chinese anti-Japanese dramas, it is not necessary to ridicule them appropriately. It's a pity that the seriousness of the film is not very decent!
There is also that Watanabe, many lines are also very thunderous, such as "the first time I entered the prisoner of war camp, I felt that you have my stubbornness, I want to be friends with you", and then the plot completely fell in love and killed each other, The episode of "Coal Harbor" could not conquer the male protagonist, which caused Watanabe to burst into tears. Is it okay for the director to make such a serious film with such a basic mood?
A few years ago, there was a particularly good-looking TV series in mainland China called "Proof of Memories". The plot and performance were good. It was once broadcast on CCTV, but few people mentioned it again.
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