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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).
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Rebeka 2022-03-23 09:01:04
The sound of gunshots all over my ears~
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Bridie 2022-03-26 09:01:01
Conscription for advertising, as long as you join the army, even if you are deeply behind the enemy, the military will send at least eight people to rescue you without fear of sacrifice! (I just watched Operation Swordfish yesterday. It said "If the price of eliminating all diseases is to kill an innocent little girl, would you do it?" It fits this very well. If I were the commander, I would not stand by anyone. In terms of the position, we only look at the overall situation. Such a 100% waste of military resources will never be issued.
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Corporal Upham: [Wade lying down, shivering with pain and anguish, after being shot through the stomach] Tell us what to do... tell us how to fix you.
Captain Miller: What can we do Wade? Tell us what to do.
Medic Wade: [Wade still shivering] I could use some... I could use a little Morphine.
Captain Miller: [Capt. Miller to Sergeant Horvath] Okay... Give it to him... Give it him!
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Private Ryan: Uh sir? Where am I to be during all this?
Captain Miller: No more than two feet away from me. And that's not negotiable.