Of course, Alan Parker is definitely not using two hours to prepare a joke, the joke laughs, and the images and metaphors of this movie are unforgettable for a long time after watching the film. Because the youth of each of us is the flying bird from a subjective perspective, flapping its wings, struggling between dreams and reality...
When Cage left birdy to join the army, the bird was flying The last hit the glass, the youth in dreams and the youth in reality are separated from then on, and in the face of the most powerful and destructive reality of "war", youth is in the two of "dream" and "reality". The vice-face is aphasia in idealistic autism and the other is hysterical under the fire of realism. When the two meet again, the dead youth can hardly heal those wings. The desire to fly is not to be trapped in the cage of reality, but to struggle with the hoarse cry of reality. In the end, it is also the “last” of each of us’s youth. The dream wakes up after reality hits the edge of almost collapse, and is ruined in reality together with youth.
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