Technically speaking, I saw a more ambitious war scene (though I remember that there will be this in the third part), and from an ideological point of view, there is both a reflection on an unjust and meaningless war (a war of a dead soldier) The corpse lamented that the war was meaningless and was covered with hypocritical "sacred" lies), and also showed the concept of justice and morality (protecting weaker women and children) revealed in the defensive and just war, as well as the "big alliance" The United Front theme of "Great Unity" (Human Race, Elf Race, Tree Race, etc.) is also mixed with love and love, and the score can go up. In addition, I don’t know if the "gumming" character in the film shows the appearance of "schizophrenia." ——Of course, it also embodies certain "natural nature is hard to change", "is good or evil", or "Left" or "Right" thinking-(including when it comes to the topic of "Tree Wife") , It reminds me of a sentence from c in the undergraduate class: when I was young, I didn’t have a conscience if I didn’t “left”, and I didn’t have a brain when I was old — but I still stubbornly oppose this sentence, thinking that “the golden mean is partial” "Left"" is a good "philosophy of life" (of course, it is more embodied in the "epistemology", the incident is estimated to be shook and bumped). The fly in the ointment is that the latter part mentions several themes similar to "saving mankind" [including tying the fate of the entire human race to a few people alone—or just a single “Lord of the Ring” (owner)—all Some are too "metaphysical"-of course, this may have the meaning of "shanggang going online"], which makes me think (and more so) that it is "shanggang going online" and "pretentious".
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