Everyone makes war movies. The perspective of this movie is the best I think. I like his rhythm, story, photography, satire, and Matt Damon.
I say that his perspective is good because I have watched too many bloody, tearful war movies, and the uniqueness of this movie is that he did not magnify how heroic and sacrificed the US military in Iraq was. He only used a soldier. In terms of thinking, how I was full of ambition back then, from being high-spirited to doubting the purpose of this war, and finally completely convinced that I was used as cannon fodder by politicians. I seem to be betrayed and betrayed by politicians. They are like a word from a landlord to a slave. An idea would require tens of thousands of people to go there and give them their lives. We think we are loyal to the country and fight for the country. In fact, this is just a stupid political game. The most savvy politician is the most naive in the end. I think a soldier will feel aggrieved after watching it.
The rhythm of the film is quite tight, there is no intense rain of bullets, no blood and tears sensational, but it also makes people reflect and sympathize. The story is organized and advanced in time, and the political struggle is simplified. For political idiots like me, it is simply great, and I will not feel bored and tired. The
film really started from a small point, like a spider weaving a web. Unfolding layer by layer, and finally sublimated to thinking about the meaning of war. In fact, the theme and ending of the movie are no longer suspense after watching the first part, but the director still has the patience and wonderful depth, pointing to the point.
This is not your decision. Everyone in this game is just a pawn. The impulse and patriotism of an ordinary Iraqi, the persistence and perseverance of a group of ordinary soldiers, and the people who think they are in charge of the situation finally turned into a pot of porridge. The so-called parliament, the embarrassment that cannot be concealed on the face, tells people that we can only be the executors of destiny, and cannot control the destiny. This is like this war. Even if the soldiers finally make the truth public, they still cannot erase those injuries. The disaster is painful, and the local Iraqis are deeply afraid. In the green zone, people think that the people here are in charge of the destiny of Iraqis, the destiny of the U.S. military, and even the status of the country. But when the soldiers see those drunken fans in high-end hotels, what they want is a bottle of beer, a kind of saying no. The bitterness and helplessness came to my heart. In fact, people really don’t care about who is in power. For ordinary people, we just want a normal, stable and beautiful life. When this basic condition is not met, how do you make me believe In power.
Photography, a lot of hand-held, a lot of editing, and a lot of rough-textured images are the ironic techniques of local wars that are more realistic and more suitable for movies. Matt Damon once again made people's hearts moving, but this time he was a pies for his pure men, enthusiasm, bravery, tolerance and infinite patriotism, all gave this character unlimited vitality.
My anti-war sentiment may have affected my judgment, but no matter how the ending of the movie vents to the soldiers, I feel that it is of no avail, who has caused the harm~~~
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