Movie Talk [0026] Tears of the Sun

Hassie 2022-04-23 07:02:13


A team of battle-hardened special forces, airdrops of transport aircraft, armed helicopters, bombers, and aircraft carriers cooperated just to save the life of a doctor. Seems like a "Save Private Ryan" or something that makes people think about "is it worth it". The task of the soldier is to obey, and the complete destruction of the church and the people inside makes the hard-hearted professional soldier dare to risk all the dangers, which seems far-fetched. But in any case, universal human nature is still worthy of respect.

In the slaughtered African villages, there are still primitive totems, and I immediately felt that the filming was very fake, although the part of the rescue by the special forces team was very enthusiastic. The quality of the scene setting and how many outfits are worn, after all, the flaws do not hide the flaws. The friendship and trust between fellow robes will be infinitely magnified at the edge of life and death. It is a pity for everyone to fall, and every role is very rich. Whether it's a low-key shot in the jungle or a large-scale battle in the end, the little-known actors perform with flesh and blood. It's a really good special forces movie.

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Extended Reading
  • Vivienne 2022-04-20 09:01:43

    The choice of morality and professional ethics, tears to the abandoned duty of obeying orders, tears to the soldiers who died to save refugees, tears to the brilliance of humanity

  • Ericka 2022-04-22 07:01:31

    A relative praised this piece of American Emperor God's perspective of hormone bursting to satisfy middle-aged men's lust for jungle/hot blood/justice/fighting, saying that after watching it ten times, it seems that the men in the family members are all straight and can't be straight any more. 's straight man.

Tears of the Sun quotes

  • Michael 'Slo' Slowenski: Are we there yet?

  • [first lines]

    Female news reader: [voiceover] The tension that had been brewing for months in Nigeria exploded yesterday as exiled General Mustafa Yakubu orchestrated a swift and violent coup against the democratically elected government of President Samuel Azuka. In a land with 120 million people and over 250 ethnic groups, there'd been a long-standing history of ethnic enmity, particularly between the Fulani Moslems in the north and Christian Ibo in the south. The victorious Fulani rebels have taken to the streets as periodic outbursts of violence continue all over the country. Tens of thousands have been killed in the fighting or executed thereafter. Fearing ethnic cleansing, the majority of the Ibo have abandoned their homes, and are fleeing the city or searching for sanctuary wherever they may find it. For now, General Yakubu has taken control of most of the country and appears firmly in charge. There's no word yet on the United Nations' reaction to the coup, but United States forces have already begun to evacuate its embassy.