The title of Refusing to Fight Again is a very clear spoiler. A group of soldiers returning from service in Iraq are facing a situation of being called up again. How many of them are willing to return to the place where "the civilians are all RPGs"? The director of "Boys Don't Cry" basically continued the rhythm of the previous work, which was uneventful, but the emotional creation was obviously not as good as that of the former. He adopted a method similar to a road movie and did not give any answers in the end, so the story seemed too bland. The main problem may be that the description of the soldiers' reasons for refusing to fight is not deep enough, and the nightmares, separation from family members, and the death of partners on the battlefield are all lack of intuitive feeling. However, the performance of a number of idol-level actors is extremely good, and Joseph, Tatum and Philips all have very good performances. Recommended by Samsung.
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