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Thoughts on "Wings": If I didn't participate in an event, I would probably not take the initiative to watch silent films. Suddenly I felt very lucky and almost missed a good film. The first time I watched a silent film, and without subtitles, the plot went through the characters' body language, facial expressions, and English, but it felt pretty good. Some people say that the action is very exaggerated, but I think it is particularly vivid, because without language, I can focus on the body, expression, and see richer content. I think I have a high tear point, and I still have the urge to cry when watching certain clips. From the content analysis, the background is World War I, and the melody focuses on showing friendship, love, and a small part of family affection under war. Next, record the moving points: 1. Jack and David changed from a hostile relationship to a close friend. It's not a friendship that you don't know each other. Every time before departure, David would ask Jack "all set?", and Jack would return "ok", just like the two agreed to fight and return together. The last time Jack did not respond in anger, how could he know that David did not want him to see that paragraph after tearing off the photo, which broke his longing. Finally, Jack, who was happy to shoot down the enemy fighter, saw the expression of his best friend. It was really vivid. On the other hand, it also reflected the cruelty of the war. Just like David’s mother said, it’s not his fault... 2. I feel that women in that era have a temperament that is not available in modern times, and they like mary very much. Not only because her feelings for Jack are sincere and pure, but also because the body language is too rich and vivid, the scenes of her appearance will be attracted, and the whole scene will feel beautiful (especially the crying scene) and she has witnessed Jack with her own eyes. The performance in Paris, but still choose to understand. 3. Another point of tears is David's parents. Before David went to war and knew the performance of David's death. The bear came back, but the man who carried the bear with him could never come back again. War is always cruel, and it's lucky to be born in this age. I want to thank everyone who made this movie!

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