I actually delayed watching the 2016 "Terrorist Attack on Boston" until today. In fact, I think the English name of the film can better express its theme - Patriots, because the record is real, so it is more powerful. I was very impressed that at the time of the Boston terrorist attack, I was sitting in Ulster's library writing a paper, and after reading "Breaking News" popping up on my phone screen, I wrote "Fucking News" in my circle of friends. terrorism". Aside from the way the film is presented, the news tracking while reading and the three-year experience from the police made me feel more empathetic when watching this film. In the film, several protagonists who have experienced cases are cut apart from the time point before and after the terrorist attack. If the total score is used as a structural analogy, it is love and love. Finally, the police do not wait for the bad guys to be defeated by the heroes before they appear, because the heroes of this film are the police and the people. At the end of the film, the real policeman who participated in the arrest of the terrorist suspects said something that touched me a lot. The content is probably that he can't remember the last time the police were embraced and cheered by the people like this, until this time they will Suspect caught. I can't help but reflect that people are always better able to unite in the face of adversity and the same enemy, but when we are in peace and harmony, we feel that all this is justified. In fact, there are always such a group of people in the dark. They can stay awake for days and nights in order to hunt down suspects, and they can "abandon their family" in order to solve a case. Whenever a case is solved, they can be happy like a child, surrounded by dark circles. Their eyes can show a smile they know when they sleep. They are the police, they are always there for the people, Love & Peace.
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