These old war movies are really good.
Just watched "Grey Hound" a few days ago, and the score is not low, but compared with this film, it is still inferior.
This film and "Grey Hound" just constitute the perspective of both the enemy and the enemy, and the effect of eating together is quite good.
War movies are no exception to discuss a topic, in the end what is the meaning of war.
In the real life and death, when the great terror comes, people start to return to themselves, start to think about the meaning of their life, what kind of family and country the righteousness begins to fade, and there is only fear in the mind, only wanting the company of another person, wanting to struggle to live go down.
Individuals in war are not right or wrong, they just execute orders from their own standpoint. They are all innocent people. Who is at fault?
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