No amount of brutal and painful Vietnam War movies can describe the pain of one thousandth of the war. Moreover, this pain is not shared by the two parties, but the superposition of pain.
It is simply unimaginable to have an open-minded, brave and persevering heart to save oneself from such a disaster. It hurts to see.
I'm still grateful to the writer and director for giving me a heartwarming ending like the feast Dwyane imagined after tormenting me for nearly two hours.
Bell's divine acting skills and professionalism naturally do not need to be tested with this film, and it is not too much to give full marks. In addition to the realistic and restrained style of this film, the slightly gloomy BGM, and the tone atmosphere of the jungle despair, I also like it. Therefore, two hours is not too long for me. After all, it is a movie, and it is a movie that reflects the inside story of such a brutal and tragic war. For a bystander who has no experience in the war, whether it is out of curiosity to spy on it, or to seek abuse at leisure, it is all one and the same. An unforgettable experience.
Watching this movie is easy to think of another depressing feature film, "Born on the Fourth of July", which fades away the blood and glory of wartime, drags the mutilated body and soul, and has few remaining lives, neither dead nor alive. , that is another kind of despair, another kind of purgatory.
War, war never changes.
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