I've read a few movie reviews, some of which are tragic, some are of forgiveness, and I read them carefully, um, seriously.
Pierre went from admiring Napoleon on the stage to I wanted to assassinate Napoleon at the end. The change was exactly after that battle. I thought he was sublimated, but he actually shouted on the street "Lambar, my friend. ", the man who took over his mountains and rivers and robbed him of his homeland just gave him a contemptuous look, if he could stab the knife in Rambar's throat when he fell asleep, I would look down on you very much, but he Not because this is war and peace (because this is war and peace). It's hard to imagine that if someone from a foreign country stepped into your mountains and rivers, killed your compatriots, and wanted to rape your wife, you would still be able to sit with him, drink a glass of water and sleep, and have the opportunity to kill him but wasted in vain, shouting Want to kill Napoleon, what kind of brain is this, is it still just pretending to be a simple and broad worldview? Do not deny that he is kind, save children from fires, build schools in villages, and be kind to anyone. But, really, I can tolerate you being stupid, but I can't challenge the perception with stupidity. The story of the farmer and the snake can't explain such behavior very well.
This is a story of war sublimating an era of peace, really, you really can't say you understand or understand the meaning of forgiveness, I am a person who lives in an era of peace, the kind of precariousness, trepidation that comes to most people I have never experienced a bloody scene that is frightening. The air is filled with the smell of rotten smell and gunpowder, and the brain may not be active before it is heroic. That kind of forgiveness requires painful understanding. I can't feel it. Aside from the boring emotional line, the war scenes are not cruel enough, and it is not enough for the protagonists to understand forgiveness delicately. Don't say u can u up.
I really like a dance scene of the heroine in the cabin, and I don't know why I feel like watching one less scene.
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