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War and humanity
Camryn 2022-03-22 09:01:03
The movie was made by Spielberg. I didn't really understand it when I first watched this movie, but I personally admire him very much. I remember when I first saw it, I was scared when I saw it, but I just couldn't bear to move my eyes away. The director instilled the cruelty of war in us, and it was very exciting to see the flesh and blood flying around and to fall on me, but I have to admit that this film has touched my heart. This film has shaped the heroes in the war, and also added a warmth to the rationality in the past wars. The final ending seems a bit embarrassing, but I hope that our heroes can also live like normal people! Regarding the war scenes, the artillery fire in this film has great visual and auditory impact, and it is called an American blockbuster. But the cost of sending a team for one person (or a family) has always been a hot topic of controversy. Is it worth it? A person is irreplaceable for a family, a person is one in ten million for a country, and a person is the only one for himself. They look at problems from their own perspectives, and make decisions based on the consideration and balance of legitimate interests. The choice is worthy of affirmation. If the film presents "no", the final result may be more controversial than it is today (the objections are louder).
Extended Reading
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Private Jackson: I wouldn't venture out there fellas. This sniper's got talent.
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Private Reiben: You know what that song reminds me of? It reminds me of Mrs. Rachel Troubowitz and what she said to me the day I left for basic.
Mellish: What, don't touch me?
Private Reiben: No, Mrs. Rachel Troubowitz was our super's wife. She comes into my mom's shop to try on a few things, all right? And she's easily like a uh, a 44 double E. These things are massive. And I've got her convinced that she's like a 42D, all right. So we're in the dressing room, she's trying to squeeze into this side cut, silk ribbonned, triple panel girdle with the uh, shelf-lift brassiere and it's beautiful because she's just pouring outta this thing, you know? It's beautiful. And she sees me and she can tell I got a hard on the size of the statue of liberty, all right? And she says to me, "Richard, calm down." And she says, "Now when you're over there, if you see anything that upsets you, if you're ever scared, I want you to close your eyes and think of these. You understand?" So I said, "Yes, ma'am."