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This movie made me cry half a roll of toilet paper
Rosalee 2022-04-23 07:01:55
I clumsily tried to use words to describe the indescribable emotion I felt. When Joey (that horse) bravely ran in the battle-torn field, the sky above his head was accompanied by his mane and brought everyone who encountered him. Feelings look so magnificent. The movie reproduces the real battlefield - shuddering gasps, and it is difficult to intuitively feel what the war is for, and no one will feel proud of the military exploits. There are very few family relationships without love, but this movie made me cry half a roll of toilet paper. Some are sacred and pure in animals like horses and dogs, and there are some similarities in human nature. "No matter where you go, I will find you", still in my ears, the life of a horse, the kindness and bravery of some people.
Extended Reading
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Rose Narracott: [stopping her husband from taking a drink] Some days are best forgotten. Today ain't one of them.
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Base Camp Officer: [capturing Maj. Stewart and his soldiers in their attack on a German camp after its thick defenses defeat them] What? You think a garrison on open grounds would go UNDEFENDED? Look at yourself! Who do you think you are?