It was recommended to me ten years ago, and I never watched it because I didn't like the gore of war movies. A few days ago, a friend recommended it again, and I couldn't help it.
The special effects of war are not inferior to Hollywood blockbusters. It was done like this more than ten years ago, which is really awesome. The bloody cruelty of the scene made my heart twitch and make me want to vomit. Several times in the middle, I couldn't stand it and put my head aside.
What constitutes a strong contrast is the warmth between family members. The director's handling is very delicate, a pen, a handkerchief, and a pair of shoes run through the whole play, directly hitting the softest part of the heart.
The idea of the film also won my heart. In the face of family affection, there is no national interest, or even a position.
Compared with those war movies full of awe-inspiring righteousness, political correctness, ideological correctness, but human nature is there?
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