After watching the last episode and re-watching it again, I finally got a lot of foreshadowing without reading the novel. For example, Aarfy had already made an idea, and Yoyo's sexual partner was Clooney's character wife, and only later did the general deliberately target him. Said "My wife greets you"... I really feel that the arrangement is already very good, I believe the novel has more rich plots, can't wait to read the novel! (It gave birth to the emotion that I found myself reading too little) I like Mcwatt very much: "Me, happy happy happy and die" like open-minded or helpless.
The photography style, picture selection, and soundtrack are all great, very catchy (grabbing) and leading the audience's emotions into it.
Every boy in the play watched it well, and thinking that they "leave" gradually as the play progresses, I feel that the plot is more and more cruel: bombardier Dunbar was blown to the windshield, pilot Clevinger's xxxx maid number Shot down, Kid Sampson was hanged by McWatt's missing propeller, McWatt committed suicide, fell in love with the "librarian" and was ready to propose marriage and settle down Nately, the tail gunner, was shot down, hope the pilot Orr really flew to Sweden! Only Yoyo, Major major major and Aarfy are left. Looking at the empty beds and unopened luggage in the tent, I think I will go crazy too... I would like to watch the boys play basketball and play in the sea all the time, just like the "paradise" Yoyo hopes! Looking back at the smiling faces of the boys in the first episode, every time I think of them, my heart is in a relationship, and I'm about to cry...
I will always curse the WAR!
There are a lot of "bickering/raiser/sophistication" plots in the play, such as Clevinger's fainted plea of innocence, and Major major's sophistry asking for access conditions. These are just like "Catch-22" itself. They will laugh at the beginning, but they will get more and more later. The more and more I can't laugh, the more and more absurd but incomparably real reality becomes more and more cold...
PS. I don't really understand MiloM's business experience, but I really admire such a character "making a fortune in war" or making a fortune in war.
Watching this show made me unexpectedly realize that I have an almost masochistic interest in war themes. Checked a lot about the bomber crew configuration, the situation of various countries in World War II, neutral countries, etc.
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