Colin's emotions were in place, and he was even a little cryptic at first. Until I slowly talked about a person who was shot because of him, a person who asked him to help pick out relatives from the bones, and a friend who witnessed his own being blown up. In fact, I personally feel that in the final plot, if it wasn’t because they were overwhelmed and let go of their friends, they would have died. If two people were rescued, they would give a yellow note after their injuries, and their friends would have killed them humanely. Will the blue strip of paper be more in line with the core of the film? In short, the wonderful answers are all in painful memories, making the whole movie full of stamina. Perhaps, call it "exciting" and let yourself become a war voyeur!
It’s really hard for the 85-year-old old godfather, such as "The greatest right of mankind is to kill!" and "This world is very complicated, not black and white." The few dialogues are very classic. They save the living, the dead, and the movies. , Everyone outside the film. He knew that as long as Colin could say it would be good, as long as he could say it. Because confession is salvation for oneself.
The wounds left by the war are hard to heal, the body is healed, and the soul is hard to heal. Only the dead can see the end of the war.
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