The time of about 1 hour and 40 minutes is still slightly tighter, especially the ending is even a little caught off guard: after an hour and a half of depressive sadness accusations, he rejoins the army as the second man, and the male protagonist's start fresh is over? Especially the male protagonist, the movie spent a lot of film to describe his family conflicts. As a result... it was over after seeing a psychiatrist? So I plan to change its ending and make its ending even more shocking.
First of all, there is no problem for the second male to join the army. The movies reveal that he can no longer integrate into real life. But after he joins the army, there will be no more. The following is obviously "irresponsible". I think that by allowing him to sacrifice after joining the army, he can better show his disconnect from reality and better show how the war will be. A man was driven to death (he had no choice but to join the army again).
The ending of the heroine is also very abrupt: most of the time, she also feels inferior to her arm, even depressed. However... She also started fresh almost without warning. I think she will eventually develop to the point of being nearly as extreme as Will. She wants to prove to her inferiority complex that she can make something without hands, and under the influence of the second male joining the army, she will have a high probability of joining the army. The two died together.
When the male protagonist died in the battle, the family conflicts probably caused his wife to dissipate, and he was becoming more and more decadent. After seeing the list of martyrs in the newspaper, he looked for his former comrades one by one along the yellowed phone book while griefing, and found that he was the only one who was still alive. He smiled sadly, took out the rusty pistol in the drawer, pointed it at his temple, (zoom out), bang. End.
The above is just a re-fix and expansion of the ending, and there is no other meaning in itself, just share it for discussion and exchange. Comments can be countered with justification and evidence. As for personal attacks and remarks like "you do, you go", they are still avoided.
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