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Okey 2022-04-20 09:01:41

This is a smart and lucky little boy. He doesn't have the mind of doctrine and dogma, and he doesn't know what an enemy is. He simply loves fighter jets. So in his mind there is no bloody side to war. When U.S. fighter jets bombed the airfield next to his concentration camp, he climbed up the tallest building and cheered loudly, not for victory and liberation, but for seeing his dream fighter jet soaring in the sky for the first time. Excited.

This is the purest soul I have ever felt. An American asked this little boy: "What have you learned from the people in the concentration camps in the past three years?" !

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  • Cassidy 2022-04-24 07:01:06

    The most surprising thing about this film is how believable Spielberg's restoration of Chinese history is, whether it really is or not. "Empire of the Sun" is still a fairy tale movie made by Spielberg, a movie about insisting on childhood dreams that have nothing to do with right or wrong. The little boy played by Bell has tasted the pain of the world in the war and displacement, but That plane has been flying.

  • Grayce 2022-03-25 09:01:08

    I watched it many years ago, but today I feel like I forgot all about it. I built a symbolic scene, which seems to be sympathetic but is actually vague and sensational. I use the characters to express the director's likes and dislikes, and I have to say the soundtrack. movie of. Objectively speaking, the film is average

Empire of the Sun quotes

  • Jim: We should eat the weevils, Mrs. Victor.

    Mrs. Victor: Oh, yes, I know, Jim. Dr. Rawlins told you.

    Jim: He said we need the protein.

    Mrs. Victor: Yes, well, Dr. Rawlins is right. We should *all* eat the weevils.

  • Jim: Basie, where do you live?

    Basie: Here.

    Jim: No, I mean after the war.

    Basie: Somewhere else.