The first thing I remember from this movie is Wilde's sentence: Patriotism is the virtue of the vicious, coupled with the background of the First World War where the nobles are playing and the soldiers shed blood, it is extremely ironic.
At the beginning, I flew a plane to send wreaths to the fallen British soldiers (in fact, everyone knew each other from my ancestors). The protagonist was very graceful, naughty, and aristocratic. For him, air combat is more like an Olympics, where countries compete to win and lose. "Never fire on a falling enemy plane," he has always insisted.
However, his image is not compatible with the Virgin Mary. He is like a little leopard who has just been hunting. He happily hangs his trophies on the wall, determined to become an ace, and he is full of ambition. This little brother played the youthful feeling to the extreme. He joked with friends in the tavern and threw something on the face of his superior. That little look was very cute. I feel bad for my superiors, I can't do anything to these annoying noble children, I can only drink a few glasses in silence.
The young master also likes to light cigarettes for others. He is very good at taking care of people and leading troops.
The kindest people tend to wear the most hideous masks, like the Arhats in those temples. He painted the plane red to scare off the enemy. It looked very arrogant, but this might have avoided the enemy's casualties to a certain extent. When the Red Baron came, don't send weak chickens as cannon fodder.
After the legend of the Red Baron was sung, the idol effect not only hampered his flying career, but also misled the soldiers who worked hard for the country but were kept in the dark. At this time, von Richistofen once again showed his noble qualities, rejected the emperor's promotion face to face, shattered the emperor's illusion, and insisted on returning to the air force to fight, really kind!
As the battle goes from bad to worse, the whole movie becomes very dark, the Baron's friends are killed, two younger brothers join his team and are full of blood... The Baron becomes very depressed. The only thing that is fortunate is that after being injured, I finally got married with the heroine, and the part of the injection was particularly loving.
In this film, Lena's performance is completely different from when she played Cerci. The performance is a little nurse in the field who I think is a little bit of a virgin but very character.
Just after this paragraph came the first tear point of this movie, I thought it was very magical, it was the baron who overturned the hammock of his subordinates and the warm scene of his subordinates laughing and scoffing, but it made me cry. Maybe it's because the deceased person in this similar scene is no longer there, maybe it's the suddenly bright atmosphere that suggests that the baron may be sacrificed, or maybe this scene reminds me of the soldiers who died and those who were ready to go to the front. Just kids.
The end of the movie is a little rushed, but it makes sense when you think about it.
First of all, it is still unclear who caused the death of the Baron, which may mislead the audience; secondly, life and death in war itself is a matter of flick of the finger, and no one can predict it, so we see that the Baron, as usual, Shaved in a pink nightgown, put on an old jacket, and boarded a red fighter jet. However, the white scarf and the last look at the heroine all imply that this is the last time.
At the end, the heroine went to the Allied countries to see the baron's cemetery with the help of the baron who rescued the British officer. The words "our friend and enemy" written on the baron's wreath are the last point and echo of the baron's chivalry spirit.
The aristocratic spirit (chivalry, gentleman's style) is the theme in this film. Compared with this war, the Second World War that followed was extremely cruel and tyrannical, and today's peaceful Olympic Games are taking doping and playing a rogue in the Olympic Games. Some people and countries are even more ugly.
I don't want to say that this society lacks chivalry, I just want to be like a baron, straighten my back and be a gentleman until the end.
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