At the beginning, I was wondering why the world has changed so much in 2013? Like Will Smith's "I Am Legend", a lone walker, of course, the background of the later story is a little clearer, but there is still doubt. A series of coincidences contributed to the final story: first, the protagonist - oh, sorry, there is no male lead's name from the beginning to the end, and even the final statue only says the postman - Yin and Yang Wrong became a member of the army so he could finally challenge the head of the army with eight regulations; then, the postman stumbled into an abandoned US mail truck and became a postman cheat Liar; the war ended, I think Ford was important, he kept the spirit of the postman alive, and of course with a group of enthusiastic but unrealistic young men challenging the military leadership and winning, that would be bullshit.
The postman is also a very strange person, he "doesn't care about anything, has no beliefs", even a lazy and evasive person, he doesn't like war, he just wants to find some holy place in the west, a quiet life. However, at the same time he is also a "gifted" man, he unknowingly changed Ford, changed the mayor, made people hope, and he did all this "like lighting a candle in his pocket" inadvertently. Of course, in the end, he rode the cable car, facing the sun and the howling wind - "We are polite in peacetime. When war comes, we must put away our mildness and muster our courage to fight for peace and freedom." There is a similar plot in Constantine "You don't believe, it doesn't mean it's not there". It is admirable to have faith, and more importantly to hold on to that faith in death.
The heroine Abby shot the super handsome and said, what kind of woman is this, kind, polite and frugal, but she has no fear in the face of a man with a gun, and she can perform surgery! What's more, she loves it completely, and believes that she only loves this person in her life - of course, fate has given her a change, that's another story.
Unfortunately, there are no classic lines.
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