Praise the mother - can not help but remind people of "big breasts and fat buttocks"

Lesly 2022-04-24 07:01:25

Not enough drama, enough music. The excess music combined with the thin picture makes people have a headache. The presentation of the black agent operations, the chaotic and dirty US occupation areas/colonies, the strategic village concentration camps, and the US military atrocities in the Vietnam War is indeed quite courageous. However, personal history writing can easily avoid the question of right and wrong: Li Li’s success in the United States is due to the unprecedented wealth and development of the United States in the 1970s, and this wealth and development is the whole world of financial capital’s pursuit of profit/exploitation. The world's underdeveloped countries were created by supplying the United States alone; why did Vietnam suffer from poverty for many years after liberation? It is the continuous war and the Western blockade and economic colonization that the red regime has encountered as a small backward country in the third world at the same time. If these big questions are taken to the bottom, this story of personal struggle will be untenable. So the audience saw from Oliver Stone's film a myth that only belongs to the United States like Forrest Gump: ordinary people can succeed with hard work and hard work. Stone, a left-wing director, eventually reached the same goal as the right-wing expression.

Elmore 2022-03-26 09:01:14

The film from 20 years ago, the Vietnam War from the perspective of Americans. Li Li's monologue at the end made me burst into tears. We have no ability to change the direction of life, and we do not have a smooth life. We can only constantly adjust our mentality and keep pace with our destiny. Let everything go with the flow, be brave and resourceful, and live in the end. What it means to win is actually just one's own idea.