The United States that started the war was absolutely wrong.
The use of chemical weapons in Vietnam is really inhumane.
The film has a wrong standpoint but it was made very well.
Nick's madness and despair are hidden in his heart. Destroy yourself in the same way. But he still remembers sending money to his injured comrades in arms, maybe he thinks he needs these.
After Mike came back, it seemed that he was still contacting friends, and people who had seen the battlefield began to evade and hide. A different kind of silence. Just like the veteran they met before they set off for Vietnam.
Those who haven't been there are still holding guns. It's ironic.
The plain narrative seems to be the turbulent emotion of Hemingway's novel in the plot. Addicted
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