What do you think a little DJ can change? But at least he changed a lot of Vietnamese people's views on Americans. Barry Levinson seems to be using this way to say sorry to Vietnam? The hoarse voice of
a song
"What a Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong sang slowly in Vietnam, but the director also interspersed the only scene in the film that reflects the severe situation in Vietnam in this extremely lyrical song. Ironically, this is also the doubt in Cronauer's mind.
Two close-ups of
Cronauer said that he was giving up and no longer wanted to be a DJ, a sincere and stern face of Garlik. When Cronauer knew the details of the Superman Vietnamese boy, the Vietnamese boy's face burst into tears. These two close-ups, undoubtedly, are expressions of true feelings. The same doubts of Cronauer are also doubts of many Americans. Are they here to save the Vietnamese people? ?
In any case, this is a relaxing movie that expresses the "Vietnamese plot" of the United States in a relaxed manner. Williams’ witty performances, including those jokes, are really interesting, as well as the atmosphere and strong sunlight of Vietnam’s unique cities and villages. Gradually, the audience was introduced into a kind of sorrow, which is probably also the change of Cronauer. There is also movie music, those old rock and jazz are very flavorful.
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