The words adapted from real events, combined with these plots in the movie, are already very shocking. There are also many scenes in the film that directly cut to historical materials. Watching it together with the film has no sense of incongruity, and it can be seen that the film has a high degree of restoration.
When I saw "After the terrorists entered the hotel, the chef mobilized everyone to stay and help the hotel guests, but only one person left", I was first shocked by the righteousness of the staff and warmed by human nature, and then I thought that this was just a movie, beautifying the characters Image, in real life, there shouldn't be so many service staff at the same time being righteous and dignified, and I suddenly felt a little frustrated with the ball. After thinking about it, I found that this film was an adaptation of a real event, and the admiration and respect for the hotel staff at that time reached its peak. The details of the dedication of the employees photographed later are even more shocking. In such a panicked situation, the sister at the front desk even risked her life. She seized the opportunity to call the guests in the room one by one to give an early warning. When the terrorist pointed a gun at the head, she realized that her phone call directly accelerated the room. When the guest died, he chose silence and was shot to death. After witnessing the previous front desk sister being shot to death, although she was afraid, she still adhered to the principle of keeping her mouth shut, refused to help Zhou, and then another front desk lady who continued to be shot to death without accident, let "dedication" and "hero" engraved in the audience heart.
Another shock is that those terrorists are still children, and "killing people like hemp" is vividly interpreted by them. It seems that they have no concept of right and wrong, no concept of life and death, and no ability to empathize. In the past, I always admired people of faith. I felt that if they had a heart of awe and a purpose, life would become more meaningful. But this film intuitively and thoroughly gave me one, what is called "everything has two sides". There is faith, there is reverence, and it is worthy of respect. But belief is used, and the lethality may be dozens of times greater than that of no belief.
I hope the world will continue to be more kind.
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