This movie reminds me of a BBC documentary. Behind the rows of snow-white tombstones in Arlington, the non-commissioned officers who patrol every day live an unimaginably harsh life day after day in order to show their respect for the compatriots who have been buried here for hundreds of years. This is what the National Flag class requires. Dressing up every few minutes, the polished buttons on each dress, and the changing of the guard every second is not a formal performance for tourists, but a tribute to those names who are buried in the ground. I think that's what makes the movie "TAKING CHANCE" so moving.
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