Alysha 2022-03-14 08:01:02
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Ashleigh 2022-03-25 09:01:23
I watched it as a kid, and I've watched it a few times recently. It was a pity that the American colonel didn't catch up with the train back then. Now, it seems that this is the embodiment of pure American values. Americans think they are perfect, and then export their own values. Americans also think they are the saviors of the world. It is admirable for their sacrifice. In fact, a lot of the good things in the Americans are written in the script, historical nihilism. that is it. The five-star rating is for the movie itself, not the connotation of the movie.
Bria 2022-03-25 09:01:23
The rhythm is good, the Italian captain who surrendered is really like Michael Caine. By the way, if you look at the first half of the introduction suddenly, it seems like a great escape. This Nazi IQ is normal, and then slowly and quickly become a fool in every country.
Sergeant Bostick: [referring to Fincham and the Britsh] It took 200 years to turn out these men, Sergeant. It took me 90 days.
Sergeant Bostick: They're nuts, sir.
Colonel Joseph L. Ryan: Maybe so, but it's their ball game.
Private Ames: And we're still shut out!
Corporal Giannini: We did that good with just a sergeant!
Private Ames: Now we got us a bird-colonel.
Colonel Joseph L. Ryan: A bird colonel outranks a bird brain... clear?
Corporal Giannini: [contemtuously after Ryan walks away] Bird is right... chicken!
Sergeant Bostick: OK, OK, now we know we're on our own.
Colonel Joseph L. Ryan: Major, you will order the men to strip.
[pause]
Colonel Joseph L. Ryan: Major, I said "strip." Get it? All clothes, off. Naked.
[Major turns around]
Maj. Eric Fincham: [Yelling] Parade...
[his voice drops]
Maj. Eric Fincham: strip.
