The Battle of Hadisse Town, adapted from real events, was filmed in a documentary style. Because I don't know much about the real events, I don't know how different the film is from the facts. Although the plot and core of the movie are replaying the same old tune, there are still a few things that make me reflect. Heavy metal music has been repeatedly lying as if telling Marines that all this is a government lie; the protagonist who appeared at the beginning criticized Al-Qaeda as a group of lunatics, but the irony is that he cooperated with Al-Qaida to plant a bomb on the side of the road, which indirectly killed innocent people. The guilt-minded marine had already expressed his mental problems to his superiors before the incident, but it was not taken seriously and resolved. Later, after slaughtering the civilians under impulse and stimulation, he was deeply troubled by nightmares; The politicians started the war. At the time, the senior military officials agreed to act and praised the outstanding performance of Marines. Finally, after the incident was exposed, they looked for a scapegoat. As the protagonist marine said, "they don't give a fuck about us." Finally, I saw the news in the news. Bush thinks that he is a hypocritical war criminal. How many people were killed or not as dead as a result of his decision. I don't know if he will watch the Iraq war movie. Will he reflect and blame himself in the dead of night?
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