After intensive artillery fire

Bethany 2021-11-17 08:01:27

Reflect after reading. There are many scenes of tragic fighting throughout the film, and I often feel the joy-standing on the side of the US military, often immediately realize that it is actually the slaughter of people-from the perspective of a third party, in fact, the cannon fodder of being slaughtered by incendiary bombs. They are also heroes of the country-from the perspective of the Vietnamese army. It's all for the country, and then fight for each other.

The neatly-dressed wives are waiting at home for the ruthless draw of fate-the scene of the death notice is really heartbreaking... It

is always American war movies that move me, compared to civil war movies. The end of the film shows the names and hometowns of all the soldiers who died in the battle; this has never been seen in China. This may essentially determine the difference in the pattern of the war film and television works between the two countries.

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Extended Reading
  • Marty 2022-04-22 07:01:13

    The experience of the 7th Cavalry Division on the Vietnam battlefield is interpreted from a subjective perspective, and the bloody cruelty of the war is displayed in a straightforward manner. Replaying old tunes, outdated techniques, ambiguous semantics, a reportage-type reflection on the Vietnam War.

  • Alec 2022-03-27 09:01:05

    we were soldiers once and young The filming is very neat, not bad. At that time, I didn’t like watching war movies very much, so I didn’t go to the cinema.

We Were Soldiers quotes

  • [On the radio]

    Colonel Tim Brown: Colonel, what's the situation down there?

    [Colonel Moore spins around and shoots a North Vietnamese soldier that was just about to bayonet him]

    Lt. Colonel Hal Moore: It's getting pretty sporty down here, sir!

  • [At night]

    Specialist Galen Bungum: I can't see a thing, but I can smell them.

    Sergeant Ernie Savage: Dead bodies smell, Bungum.

    Specialist Galen Bungum: No it's not the dead ones! I can smell them creeping up on us.