All Quiet on the Western Front and Billy Lynn

Caden 2022-04-23 07:02:32

133 minute edition. As far as a 30-year-old sound film is concerned, the camera is very well used, with smooth moving shots (looking down on the trenches), slightly expressive backlit shots of soldiers charging, grayscale control, and the use of smoke, all at that time. It is a first-class battlefield performance method. The script as a whole seems to be procrastinating, and the anti-war stance is based on people's instinctive fear of pain and death, which is too in-depth. In the end, he died of catching the butterfly. Did the butterfly mess with you? The result of keeping you alive is that you can still kill butterflies? You deserve it, I can only say

Nakia 2022-03-27 09:01:09

On July 10th, station B showed this movie. When I watched it on July 13th, one of the few barrages said, "This is how training is required to survive on the battlefield." When the first person, Bane, died At that time, the barrage said, "He alone can kill a group of people", "It's normal for people to die in war." At the end of the film, there are still many barrages saying: "Protect the family and the country, sacrifice oneself for others", um. . . . I think, here, I give the young people a sentence in the original text - "Two people were blown to pieces, and even Chadden thought they could be scraped off the wall of the trench with a spoon and buried in a lunch box. ."