Pete's performance is wonderful, which makes the Admiral's words and deeds vivid and vivid. The film is average. , The plot is average, the performance is good, and you can score 6 points.
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Satire on the U.S. Army
Loyce 2022-01-07 15:53:35
Admiral McMahon was sent to Afghanistan to lead the battle. The admiral was self-disciplined, talented, and a good fighter, but because he could not get the president's support, the admiral was unable to make a difference. Later, the admiral was removed because of the reporter's bad words. Another soldier was sent to Afghanistan instead of the general to repeat the path of the general. The film is a satire, satirizing the US president who wants to maintain the army in Afghanistan but does not want the army to be involved in the war. This contradiction makes many talented people. It is difficult for soldiers to do anything. On the other hand, it also satirizes the U.S. military's desire to help local Afghans build their homeland, but they are rejected by the locals and unpopular.
Pete's performance is wonderful, which makes the Admiral's words and deeds vivid and vivid. The film is average. , The plot is average, the performance is good, and you can score 6 points.
Pete's performance is wonderful, which makes the Admiral's words and deeds vivid and vivid. The film is average. , The plot is average, the performance is good, and you can score 6 points.
Extended Reading
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Sean Cullen: I used to think that men went gray because they had stressful jobs with stressful decisions to make. Now, I think it happens when men start to feel in their bones that the great moments of their lives... might not turn out to be quite as great as they'd always hoped. When the real world starts creeping in. What separates the believers like Glen from everybody else is...
[Glen salutes]
Sean Cullen: their ability to block this real world out. Some people call this insanity.
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Sean Cullen: [narrating] Wars aren't fought by nations or by armies. Wars are fought by men.
Sean Cullen: There are two types of general in the American military. There are those who believe they can win in the face of all evidence to the contrary. And there are those who know they can't. Unfortunately for the world, it's the believers who climb to the top of the ladder. It's guys like Glen who get given the keys to the castle.