war

Eriberto 2022-03-23 09:01:24

Iron and blood. Soldiers should win justice with iron and blood. The enemy is not far away, just in front of you.
The colonel lacked the knowledge of people, and the hierarchy of the French army was too deep. I was afraid that it was not the officers and soldiers, but the nobles and commoners. The officials at the top did not know the sufferings of the bottom, and it would be even more tragic if they encountered another fool.
The truth is always covered up, we don't know how dirty the beautiful appearance is.
The rule of law is unclear, and there are obvious problems in the courts. No wonder that various movements began to take place in various countries in the late World War I. It was not the war that caused the problem. The brutality and extremes of the war were the catalyst for social development, exposing social problems.

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Extended Reading
  • Moshe 2022-03-25 09:01:06

    The intention of the criticism is obvious, and the central idea is clear and prominent. When I saw it, I felt that this film was probably made by director Xie Jin in our country. But Xie Jinzhen made this film, probably because the criticism was not thorough enough, and the positive characters were weak and compromised and encountered revision opinions. . So Kubrick is still Kubrick.

  • Ericka 2022-04-23 07:01:26

    The movie focuses on the side of the war. It's a good movie, but I'm full of expectations for the chapter of court defense in the movie, but it doesn't matter. As far as the roaring court is concerned (To Kill a Mockingbird), (Smell the Scent and Know a Woman) is more driven. mood.

Paths of Glory quotes

  • Colonel Dax: How many casualties do you expect, sir?

    General Mireau: Say 5 five percent killed by our own barrage. Ten percent more getting through No Man's Land and 20 percent more getting through the wire. Say another 25 percent in actually taking the Anthill and we're still left with a force more than adequate to hold it...

  • Colonel Dax: Let me get this straight, sir. You're offering me General Mireau's command?

    General Broulard: Come, come, Colonel Dax. Don't overdo the surprise.You've been after the job from the start. We all know that, my boy.

    Colonel Dax: I may be many things, sir, but I am not your boy.

    General Broulard: Well, I certainly didn't mean to imply any biological relationship.