It’s been almost a month since the movie was released. I originally planned to go to the cinema to watch it. I have to wait until today. I bought a ticket and watched it by myself. Fortunately, it didn’t go offline.
I've seen many people's comments, and this film seems to have a high score, and I feel that it should be a heroic war epic. However, I knew it was not until I watched it. The whole film lasts nearly 140 minutes. It is really boring to talk about war.
At the beginning of the film, it is not fighting and killing. The first thing that comes into view is the background of Doss's father, which is incompatible with the surrounding graves. The image of an old father who loves drinking and retired from the army is directly given at the beginning, for those who died. The comrades who had fought side by side with him were not worth it. It was not worth what they sacrificed their lives for. In the end, they ended up in an empty grave, leaving only empty graves. This also disagrees with him. My brother had an explanation for joining the army, because he was afraid that his sons would also lose their lives in this way and die on the battlefield.
Then the film cuts into the male protagonist’s childhood, playing with his elder brother, and happy childhood. They don’t like this father who loves to drink and love to drink too much. When they were tumbling and fighting on the grass unscrupulously, Doss accidentally hit his brother on the head with a brick, and his father and mother both came to blame him at the same time. For the child, he was really scared. He was terrified. , Tremblingly walked into the house, and happened to see the picture on the wall showing that someone would be liable for murder. He couldn't believe it. He was really afraid that if he killed his brother in this way, he would be punished by God.
I think this also kicked off his firm belief. Of course, most of it was influenced by his father. When his father was mad, he almost shot his mother. The film is about an hour or so, and it is all about family and love. Of course, it is not very boring. The director does not bluntly incorporate a lot of humorous elements, which makes people mistakenly think that it is not a war movie.
But after all, for so long, it is worthy of patience and appreciation. Doss still joined the army against the wishes of his parents, but he was committed to being a medical soldier, only saving people and not killing people. His fellow companions, sergeants, and sergeants all found him ridiculous. You know that war is ruthless, you don't kill, you can only wait to be killed. But Doss still insisted on his own standards, or beliefs, not to kill or take a gun.
The turning point of the film was when Doss successfully passed the military trial. He could go to the battlefield without a gun and only be a medical soldier. Of course, his father's attitude also changed at this time.
After this, the film cut into the theme of the battlefield. The gangsaw ridge that has been under attack for a long time is full of dead bodies, and anyone who looks at it will be afraid to die, but this is war. The movie broadcasted the battle for an hour, flesh and blood, and bullets pierced through it accidentally. It also shows that the Japanese are really fucking hard. The Japanese have their own beliefs. Of course, the Americans. The army is also very confident.
If you can't beat it, you can only withdraw. At this time, the highlight is coming. When the remaining teammates all withdrew from the hacksaw ridge, Doss asked God, what he wanted me to do now, he hesitated for a while, finally made up his mind, let me save one more, save another, so, great faith Supporting him and bringing him strength, people were constantly being sent down the hacksaw ridge. According to real incident records, Doss rescued 75 wounded people, which is truly respectable.
War is ruthless, and I can't change it, but war is also helpless with my faith. Life is precious, no distinction is made between high and low. Everyone is equal before life. It is like Doss healing the Japanese in the tunnel. It is my belief to save people, and it has nothing to do with who you are.
Thanks to the power of faith, people who do not have faith are an empty shell after all.
Fortunately, this respectable man was peaceful in his 80s, paying tribute to more unknown but respectable people in the war.
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