I'm grateful that War Horse didn't vilify soldiers on either side. The warhorse circulated in different camps and survived by chance. In addition to its handsome appearance, it was the protagonist and learned to plow as a child. There is also the respect and love of the soldiers in each camp for a good horse, "Loving a horse is like loving a horse. life". Compassion and benevolence are common features of human nature. Respect for the mighty life, arouse the courage of every soldier to defend the warhorse, they worry about the fate of joey, apply for him to be free from death, buy time for him to rest, untie the entangled wire fence for him, for him Ask for medical help to scrape together auction money for his return to the owner. In the state of war, the strong life of the war horse becomes the spiritual sustenance of man, and his legend gives hope, and hope is the essence of man.
War requires people's perseverance and decisiveness. These cold synonyms fill people with tangled emotions. These emotions are slowly revealed by Joey's deep eyes and the replacement of people on horseback. Since the moment joey left his master, he has been experiencing partings. Joey runs out of the woods in an ambush and loses the handsome English guy who sketched him. Joey watched the horse breeder brother act as a deserter, accept the shooting in the silent night, and quietly fall to the ground with two young corpses. The separation of joey and the little french girl was settled in the phrase "the war took all that was from man". In front of the mythical warhorse, human life is so fragile that it is vulnerable in war. People use reason to forcibly cut off emotional reluctance, let melancholy eyes die forever in the horror of war, let the brothers who tried to escape the front line to save their lives be subjected to military law, let the ignorant and cheerful young life fall into the hands of the disease. , their hearts are too soft, so they leave the era that does not belong to them prematurely.
There is a much admired quality in human nature—courage, especially in times of war, that every soldier on the front lines must have. However, the definition of bravery occurs three times in the film, and it varies. For the first time, it was from the boy's father, who explained his father's definition of bravery through his mother's mouth. Father never wanted to mention his military exploits in previous years. He saved his comrades and killed countless enemies, but he didn't think it was worth boasting about. The mother said that he refused to admit the military exploits of the year and reflected on the war. Isn't it brave. The second time, it was the French girl's grandfather, who told the story of the carrier pigeon. In order to find their way home, pigeons must fly over the smoke of war, they cannot look down, they must move forward. It is also a kind of bravery to try to forget the pain, to persist in living, to persist in hope. The third time, it was about deserters. If the execution of the horse-bred brother was a tearful denial of evasion, then we did not kill the comrades who fled back to the trenches to the soft-hearted guards, but rushed to the battlefield in order to stick to their duties, and threw the key with trembling The grenade is a warm tribute. Escape is not brave, and those who are soft-hearted and do not kill easily also have the brave side of rushing to the front line. In different situations, bravery has different definitions. Reflection, survival, and confrontation are all definitions.
The commonalities of human nature and the tangled emotions are intertwined with the background of war, which is the core of the blockbuster. The discussion of ethics is the inquiry that philosophy is closest to life and reality. Behind the commercialized laughter and violent emotional tears, it quietly touches the hearts of moviegoers.
Oh oh, can't help but talk about the other impressive parts. The power of the blockbuster is endless, and he can clearly guess when the setback will turn around, and tears can't help gushing out when the time comes.
The scenery of the British countryside is really great. The strong wind and haystacks on the mountains, the roughness of the interior of the house, the British-style humorous landlord and the old wealthy, the hot and eccentric old man with the urchin's breath, not pretty at first glance, but the more you look A temperamental wife.
The spirit of contract in the UK is really admirable. Although it is an ideology that has been inherited from history and formed by the natural development of economic forms, this heterogeneous spirit of modern civilization has given me a lot of shock. The old landlord was angry, and he was not allowed to take back the old man's farm at will. He had to negotiate first. Although the war horse has gone through vicissitudes of life, the auction has to be auctioned, and it can only be redeemed by pooling money, and the ownership of the war horse cannot be obtained by the emotional offensive of storytelling.
First hobby-based independent assignment as a liberal arts student. Just read it once, it doesn't seem to be responsible enough, let's do it first. As a senior in high school, sleep is still important.
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