war give us? A crazy killing, or our pure heart in the face of the country's peril?
If we are forced to look for something from this cruel human disaster, I think in the war we can see the little remaining tenderness between people. Regardless of race, age, comrades in arms or relatives, those emotions that we can't let go of are unreservedly inspired.
The World War II blockbuster directed by John Woo, "windtalker", is undoubtedly full of his violent aesthetics again - there are explosions everywhere, blood is flying, and the promises that are fulfilled with life are so thrilling here. Joe Anderson, a naval officer played by Nicolas Cage, is undoubtedly a bright spot in this film. On the battlefield, we rush forward and kill, but we are usually indifferent, go our own way, and go our own way ----- living in a real illusory world, lonely, perverse, like a leaf that withers at any time, life sinks into the cruel wars of the past, unbearable to look back but wave again. Do not go. But what cannot be hidden is the firm friendship between him and his comrades.
War seems to have a magic power that can make people who were afraid of blood numb, and at the same time make people who are living in different worlds love each other. From time to time in the film, people in the war slowly crossed the racial discrimination and worked hard for the same goal. But life appears so fragile and unremittingly under such a hail of bullets. Perhaps this is a human instinct. When life cannot be preserved, people will unreservedly express their true emotions. Ben Ya This is Charlie's self-blame, Neil's guilt towards his wife, York's gratitude to Charlie, an Indian who had a discriminatory attitude, everything, when life will return to its original point, all feelings are so simple and pure. Sometimes we think that if there were no wars, we could be like this: regardless of race, brotherhood, cherish life, how wonderful it would be!
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