The stadium commendation scene, "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Battle" has a visual sense.
Because the one who saw the plane was knocked into the sea was too sad, the warship would not stop for one person, and delaying the battle plan may lead to most of the heavier losses.
The beach landing has always been compared to Saving Private Ryan. But "Thunder Rescue" is really difficult to surpass.
Dead Head is bloody scary.
The flag planting is indeed a very morale thing, and the Americans still don't plant the flag when they go to the moon? The Nanjing Presidential Palace was captured, and the change of the flag was also an iconic scene.
After the war, there were a lot of condolence performances, celebration banquets, etc., and then the characters suddenly returned to the battlefield. The sequelae of the war, thus reflecting on the war. "Billy Lynn" is exactly the same. But Americans don't like either movie. Antihero movies are clearly not for mainstream audiences, and catering to critics often means risking losing the market.
Also mentioned racism, Indians. Not mentioning black people is afraid of having too much influence, right?
The film is told more from the perspective of a medic. "Bloody Hacksaw Ridge" is also about medics.
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