On this road, there are many directors who want to go and walk the path of a master.
Paul Greengrass did it in Captain Philip.
The Coen brothers are good at this. The old model worker Clint Eastwood did not do it in "Captain Sally", nor did Spielberg do it in "Bridge of Spy".
And tobias did it this time.
At first the sacrifice of a soldier, and then the family and the battlefield were connected by telephone.
The perspective is not new, and the details are not even surprising, but the victory is that the rhythm is correct, and the performance and details are full.
On the one hand, it is swallowing the pressure of life, on the other hand, it is facing the front line of human conflict.
The Taliban on the sniper motorcycle was very impressed. Sit around and take pictures, with rare ease. It feels a little ironic. Although justice.
Going into the yard to take care of the little girl later turned into a tragedy.
Quite lightly, at the end, the male protagonist grabbed the quilt and covered his baby's feet well.
The female prosecutor seemed to portray a nuisance on purpose. Although from the beginning to the end, it seems that her purpose is to alert others and punish him for his sins by convicting him for four years.
The comrades in arms are fair witnesses.
This is a group of people who don't try to exaggerate their emotions, and don't try to shout for some so-called patriotism or their own values.
Very rare.
When the hero returned home and smiled in front of the child, it really melted people's hearts.
The impact on their values and moral struggles did not show much.
Perhaps, in many cases, even if you perform, it is just an excuse for fighting each other and being pale.
After asking that family of Afghan civilians to leave, the translator was uneasy and uneasy, and the camera only looked at it from a distance.
This is the army, this is the battlefield.
The 88th award was given to "Son of Sol", and it was really convincing to lose. However, according to Oscar's urine quality, it seems that the level of foreign language films is more than a little bit higher than that of the sons.
This one is great.
The cruelty of local wars in peacetime is always introspective in discussions. In addition, the film’s position is much milder than Lynn (you can see from the final light sentence, is it a real incident?!); because Lao Mei’s tone of support for war is indeed very fragmented.
Denmark has such a small population, why should it send troops to Afghanistan? Heart-stuck.
There seems to be an American in the film team.
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