Since August, I have downloaded the movie intermittently until today, and I have finished downloading the movie. I must have watched this movie several times since I was woken up from my sleep by my parents one night in the third grade of elementary school. Certainly not a movie fan by such standards, but it is undeniable that this is the war film reflecting World War II that has had the greatest influence on me. It was not until after "Band of Brothers", "Saving the Great Soldier" and later "Bold in the City" that I had to add the word "one" to this string of adjectives. However, there is no doubt that other films are not enough to take its place in the first place - it is not that Tom Hanks or Spielberg are inferior to Fletcher and Fukatsuki, but the memories of childhood and adolescence, are It can't be replaced by computer-generated special effects - although I remember that "Tiger Tiger" won the Oscar for special effects production that year.
When I found this film, there were no subtitles. After looking for it for a long time, I replaced it with the subtitles of another film source. It also fits perfectly. I am so happy.
I don't have much to write about the feelings the movie itself brings to me. There are too many, and I can't think of them. When I was looking for the subtitles and watching this high-definition version, I immediately clicked on the part where Halsey was mad in Kimmel's office. I looked left and right and thought that Halsey's appearance and demeanor were very familiar. After half a minute, I suddenly realized that this was the "institutionalized" old Mr. Brooks in "The Shawshank Redemption". An actor strung together two of my favorite movies, what a discovery today!
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