"The Destruction of the Empire" is really a good film. After watching it, my interest in that period of history doubled. "Seventeen Moments of Spring" has a certain personal description of several leading Nazi figures. It is also here, which makes me feel Unforgettable-and this group of people is indeed very distinctive. And as Xiao Snake said, the military uniform is very handsome. Some people think that this movie beautifies Hitler, but I don’t think it, because the movie did not show sympathy or compassion for him, at most a kind of respect, and the director did not show more feelings-except for the strong desperate atmosphere, the portrayal of Hitler More like a calm bystander, in fact, facing his hysterical episode, it was somewhat ironic. The movie didn’t actually say good things about Hitler, and it didn’t write the Soviets too well—it was basically uglier, or it was like that at the time, at least in terms of what the Soviets did in China at the time, it’s nothing. Good things can be said.
Although it is about the final destiny of a political figure, it is more that ordinary people are involuntarily in the big environment. Everyone, whether it is Hitler or a small secretary, is the victim of history. They have changed others' lives. Destiny has also changed one's own destiny. People are supposed to live like weeds, but some people bring destruction to others, and he himself is bound to be destroyed because of this. At the same time, his own destruction caused the destruction of more people.
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