A lot of what you can't understand is called war

Bernadette 2022-03-23 09:01:21

After watching the movie, I used various search engines to look up all kinds of details about "Operation Red Wings", but after all, it is not first-hand information, the authenticity and accuracy cannot be proved, and of course I have no ability to prove it, just what I saw Compared with the movie, except for the time clues and the equipment during the rescue that were not fully displayed, the rest are in line with reality.
Including the much-criticized why pigs' feet don't wear bulletproof vests and go to the battlefield without helmets, why they can continue to fight after one-third of their heads are blown off, and Apache flew around the battlefield because they ran out of oil. The reasons for the withdrawal, including the unbelievable behavior of the local villagers who sacrificed their lives and saved the whole village to save Marcus, etc. It is because it really happened in the war, so no matter how difficult it is to understand, you have to believe that he is real.
Many people think that war is a way of competing for wealth and is the result of political struggles, but many times wars are when people on both sides who do not want the war to happen are involved in the whirlpool of reality, even in the process of war, both sides are thinking about what to do. Stop, but no one can stop, so can't stop!
The movie does a remarkable job on the basis of restoring real events. Even if I wanted to punch Marcus at the beginning, I still have to admit that many people became cold because of the war, and some people changed. Not fit for war!

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Lone Survivor quotes

  • Marcus Luttrell: The rules of engagement says we cannot touch them.

    Matt 'Axe' Axelson: I understand. And I don't care. I care about you. I care about you. I care about you. I care about you.

  • [repeated line]

    Marcus Luttrell: Why are you doing this to me?