The Nazi officers in the torture movie seem to be a bit smarter than the Japanese devils, have a variety of methods of extorting confessions, and are good at strategy. In the film, Pierre was tortured, watching friends and relatives being tortured, most of the night, I didn't feel sleepy at all. People are so strong that they can do this. I don’t know how to be a hero. I’m caught by the enemy.
2. The sense of fear
Although the film focuses on praising the contributions and courage of the vast number of women compatriots in the War of Resistance, it does not erase their sense of fear. This is not a contradiction, it is more real. It is human nature to face the fear of danger and avoid it. It's not shameful to be timid, evade, confess, or even pee your pants in fright. After losing a few comrades in arms and personally experiencing the cruelty of the Nazis, even the prostitute who wanted to run away the most took a gun and rushed forward. This is the sublimation, the real greatness.
3. Sophie
Sophie really old, looking sad. But at the end of the film, the look of the Nazi officer is still so handsome that he hits the wall, sassy, sassy and heroic. Next time, I can invite to come to a domestic film to play a female eight-way role. I'm really looking forward to it.
4. The
most uncomfortable thing about the movie of righteous killing of relatives is that Pierre wants to kill his teammates in order to protect the secret. How should I put it? Recently, I have gradually realized the shortcomings of the violent revolution. People want to establish a new regime, not just to change its name, but to want it to be better than before and to be more friendly to its people. The problem is that violence is like smoking, it is addictive, and as Plato asked, a soldier treats the enemy like the autumn wind sweeps the fallen leaves, will he be his own person? Unfortunately, the answer is yes. China’s long feudal society, several peasant uprisings changed the soup without changing the medicine, and the change of regime was only the change of name, which is good evidence. Of course, this is not exactly the same as resisting the Nazis.
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