Great Movie From That Era

Destini 2022-04-24 07:01:14

2019.10.12 read it. The fast and fierce montage editing, the chaotic and tense Odessa stairs, and the wonderful and skillful group play scheduling together create a revolutionary hero story in a classical tragedy. SE is still soft-hearted. In reality, the Potemkin uprising ended in failure, and it also used blood to show the eternal truth: the stubbornness and brutality of vested interest groups determine that the use of force in the process of confronting public power is not only necessary but also noble. In addition, I will mention the reason why I hate the military and police. They are really just doing their job, but they can't and won't think about whether it's the right job or not. They are more tools than people, and many of them even take pride in being tools ("A soldier's duty is to obey orders"). I cannot applaud such dehumanization. Some people say that the military and police will also protect the people, but in fact they fail to see the essence through the phenomenon. Violent organs will always maintain only the interests of the regime, and protecting the people is only to consolidate the rule, which is purely a by-product. Just as war can objectively promote scientific and technological progress, can it be said that the purpose of war is to develop science? The logic of inversion of cause and effect is unacceptable.

Aryanna 2022-04-24 07:01:14

I always felt that the use of camera and music in the last chapter was better than the montage that was blown away by the gods.