As a war movie, this movie is still very successful. The Japanese burned the American soldiers and scared me at the time and burst into tears.
What I saw in the movie was more of the power of faith. The male protagonist was so thin, yet he risked his life to save so many people. Everyone laughed at him as stupid, but he saved one after another with the support of his faith, constantly challenging his physical limits.
He is a great man, he refuses to rob and kill, he uses his little medical knowledge to treat injuries and illnesses, and he refuses to abandon anyone, even the enemy. He inspired the entire army with his beliefs and actions, and for the last time to fight, all soldiers waited for him to pray before they set off. In the eyes of the soldiers, he seemed to be God. The soldiers thought that with him, they would be able to win, and as a result they really won in such a difficult situation.
Another bonus point of this movie is his true story adaptation. Supported by real people and things, people have a high respect for faith.
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