The troupe did the starring job

Wendy 2022-08-19 04:39:12

The first few scenes were okay, although there was a bit of suspicion of picking up people's teeth, but at least they were prudent. "The Head of the Pot" left a deep impression on me. It is not an ordinary war movie. It depicts human nature and ordinary soldiers more than gorgeous explosions.

It turned out to be 2, and it became a popcorn movie. Originally, you said that the director, it would not be good for you to show the war life of a transport soldier, but it turned into the virtue of a black eagle falling, and a group of people were ambushed. Then start twenty-five thousand miles.

The director, if you go astray, go astray. The first few scenes were okay. Although two of the seals died at once, I was a little surprised. elite). But at the end, I ran out of money or something. After I entered the police station, I couldn't eat the popcorn anymore. At the front, he was a foolish SOTO, and when he got to the back, he was dragged in the police house. The two Taliban pickup trucks were ready to have sex, and they were chatting and laughing with the captain~~ A few transport soldiers started to install Rambo, joking without ambiguity.

The captain is also a funny guy. In order to show the change of his personal character and ability, he began to give orders to everyone in the room. You can do it as soon as you order it. Why don't you find a cover? Do you really think it's a turn-based game like Journey to the West? If you don't start, you won't start, right? The most funny thing is the Taliban. After 100 people died, I started to think of using RPG. Why did you go earlier? They are all hiding in the house, even if the RPG doesn't remember it, is it okay to throw a few grenades in it?

In the end, the few US troops in the house were bombed into idiots. The Taliban jumped in like a little rabbit to hunt for people. Wouldn't each person make two shots? Just leave with the little girl?

The most ridiculous thing is that when A-Slash said "she gives people hope", my whole body is not well...

Afterwards, I feel that the director has exhausted all the tricks he can think of, and he no longer knows what to do. The Marines have already started jumping away. Do you see anyone jumping away in "Black Hawk Down"? How do you shoot while jumping? The old scene of the bathroom in "Brave to the Dead Island" was turned out again, and the little brother in the Middle East struggled to express "I am an actor".

1 point for female soldier appearance, 1 point for Afghan National Guard appearance

2 points, no more.

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Jarhead 2: Field of Fire quotes

  • Chris Merrimette: A Story.

    Chris Merrimette: A man has a lot of choices,

    Chris Merrimette: and these choices made in life are rarely perfect.

    Chris Merrimette: So he decides to sign a contract,

    Chris Merrimette: because he want's to make a difference.

    Chris Merrimette: He wants to save this world, make it a better place.

    Chris Merrimette: The consequences are punishing,

    Chris Merrimette: unforgiving,

    Chris Merrimette: and he questions why he ever signed that contract.

    Chris Merrimette: So what's the fucking point?

    Chris Merrimette: I guess the point is responsibility of duty.

    Chris Merrimette: Love of country.

    Chris Merrimette: A way of life.

    Chris Merrimette: Are we on the right side of this?

    Chris Merrimette: These aren't our questions to ask.

    Chris Merrimette: A Marine fights for the person standing next to him.

    Chris Merrimette: He fights for the man who can't stand anymore.

    Chris Merrimette: He fights so that others can have the opportunity to make a difference.

    Chris Merrimette: That's how we make the unforgiving forgivable.

    Chris Merrimette: And if we're lucky, somewhere in all the fighting and dying, we discover hope.

    Chris Merrimette: And the Marines who killed and bled and died will always be jarheads.

    Chris Merrimette: Their families will have to live with the unbearable demands of their ultimate sacrifice.

    Chris Merrimette: And the ones who make it home, we never really leave our brothers behind.

    Chris Merrimette: We always remember.

    Chris Merrimette: We're professional fighting men. We are jarheads.