But now, I hate seeing beautiful things being torn apart in front of my eyes, so I only look for them when I need a little touch and a little reflection.
As far as this movie is concerned, what is most impressive should be a letter from the lovely colonel. A man who maintains such a pure and noble ideal in war is undoubtedly cute. Bruderick's little goatee interprets this role well-childish and determined. He also had a very idealistic death, and he jumped from the trench, and death became the best call.
Denzel Washington looks very handsome in this film^_^ Relative to him
Morgan Freeman, as he said, is always a symbol of a mature man, with his individual voice.
There is also a weak-literate black GG. I don't know which actor it is. Wrapped in a blanket on Christmas Eve, he greets him to the colonel, and his eyes are contemplative for a moment.
All in all, for a war film, there is too much idealism.
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