The first time I saw this movie, I just entered college and I was in the stage of crazy filming, hoping to understand the world through movies. I forgot a lot of my feelings, but this should be the first Soviet movie I watched. With a touch of poetry, it's quite unexpected, and I definitely remember the hatred of the war and the rejection of Ivan's ending at that time. Although I know that the war is cruel, anyone may die, but if Ivan survives, it doesn't matter. Woolen cloth……
Ten years have passed, and I just watched it for the second time. For someone with a poor memory like me, in addition to remembering the overall tone of the movie, it is nothing more than watching a new movie. The firm and fearful eyes are very familiar to the birch forest who is not at all angry! !
It's just that ten years later, although I don't remember the plot, I actually learned to use "routines".
When the uncle repaired the gramophone and stopped playing music, most directors should not let him have a chance to hear it again, but after he left, someone would definitely listen to it again. However, although the captain knew the truth by accident, he didn't say it. I don't know. I liked how the two of them felt when they heard the gramophone again; when the three of them walked out of the cave to look for the boat, and the only door through which sunlight was closed was closed, the scene that was a bit like hell stayed for at least a second. According to the progress of the story and the moral of this shot, dark days are coming soon, and I began to prepare myself mentally; when the captain came on stage, I had been speculating that the only visible hand in the picture was not relaxed, From his skeptical but friendly attitude towards Ivan, I knew that he would be completely conquered in the end, but when I saw the scar on the last captain's face, I was more delighted with the director's idea; Ivan, who was supported by hatred to cross the river, finally broke into the forest with little chance of revenge. The outcome of this is really doomed. This time, I understand that Ivan really cannot live...
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