Ireland, such a peaceful and beautiful country in people's eyes, has also experienced wars. There are green wheat waves in front of him, but there are endless gunshots in his ears. The first half of the story is about how the young people resisted the British, and the second half is about the young people who once lived and died together because of different ideals and became the soldiers of the two camps in the civil war and eventually became the enemy.
Teddy & Damien, the protagonists of the film, are two brothers, and in the end, Teddy personally ordered Damien to be shot.
One sentence can't summarize the main content, but just this one can make the film extremely heavy, not to mention more than that!
The story of the film is smooth, the scenery is beautiful, and it is cruel. It's just that the film is so story-telling that it feels like a running account. There is no description of the character and psychology of the characters, and there is no point.
I want to talk about the male lead, Cillian Murphy, the rich second generation in "Inception", he is Irish. This atypical-looking and extremely low-key actor actually has very good acting skills, and has a pair of eyes that are bluer than the sea...
Irish accent, oh my god, I'm going to break down! ! ! Cillian could barely understand what Cillian said, but others were completely clueless. I really don't know how WESTLIFE sings without an accent. I can't hear the accent at all when I listen to them sing!
Many people remember the first sentence Damien wrote in his suicide note:
I tried not to get into this war, and did, and now try to get out and can't.
Is this fate?
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