To be honest, I’m not sure if this film is praising Don Quixote’s idealists or mocking America’s scam of creating imaginary enemies. Because I didn't understand the main idea very much, I could only have fun as a comedy picture: Tree huggers was completely heinous, and "The Silent Lamb" was also changed into "Silent Goat" for fun. Goats are a symbol of the devil in Western religions, so staring at the goat is to fight the devil, but the devil, such as Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan, are actually enemies fabricated and contrived by the US government, so killing these "goats" will inevitably be impossible. The result of peace and love. At the end of the film, the protagonists let go of the imprisoned goats. Perhaps it is the hope of embracing peace in the face of reality.
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