Steve McQueen, who was covered in dirt, had just slipped out of the prisoner of war camp when he was kindly invited back by the German soldiers. Eyes, humming a little tune into the confinement room, the planner's next [Victory Escape]. In his eyes war is a game. [Battle of Midway] At a critical moment, several pilots flew across the Pacific on a mission and dropped bombs before reaching the location. One of the soldiers shouted on the walkie-talkie: "Boss, what should we do, are we going to spit on the Japanese?" It turned out that the war was just a cold joke. Ingrid Bergman and her lover got on the plane, leaving Humphrey to handle the mess alone. A love triangle that has been repeated countless times was sublimated into the most innocent life and death in film history in "Casablanca". This is the catalyst that war becomes a great love. In [Pan's Labyrinth], there is no smoke of war, only the dark world in the eyes of the heroine. On the one hand, there are ugly and dirty toads that seem to be swallowing up all the big toads, and on the other hand are the ruthless Nazi troops who use torture. War becomes magical like a bloody fairy tale. The U.S. Army suffered heavy casualties during the Normandy landing, but still sent eight soldiers to rescue Ryan, who may have already died. The most moving thing is that the doubts did not come from Captain Miller and his subordinates, but those who could comfortably become heroes. Ryan. His determined face shows us courage in war. [The Destruction of the Empire] As we approached, Hitler also awarded military medals to the young infant soldiers. The children naively believed that the leader would lead them to a new world, but after the Allies entered the city, he threw down his spear and left. . This is a symbolic moment when World War II began and ended in Germany. The Tomb of Fireflies in Japan shows the pain and fear of the perpetrators, innocent brothers and sisters are the most humble victims, and they lost their lives like those in other countries. [Loyalty in Troubled Times] On the one hand, it is the indiscriminate bombing of Japanese planes, and on the other hand, the US military pursues and intercepts its own people. It turns out that there are no heroes and no villains in war, just a bunch of people who have done wrong. Hitler always made a stunning appearance in World War II, but I am afraid no one did it better than Lubitsch. In [You Run, I Run], actors dressed as Nazis shouted the same sentence "Hi! Hitler!", just like When you hear pus in your ears, the fake "Hitler" calmly enters and says "Hi! Myself."
World War II lasted for six years, covering 61 countries and regions, killing 60 million people and involving 2 billion innocent people. . . . . . Jew Spielberg said he made "Saving Private Ryan" in the hope that audiences brainwashed by Hollywood would stand on the beach in Normandy and feel real unease. The German Fassbender said that he filmed World War II because so many Germans did not know that history. So, in black and white, Spielberg showed us how a speculative businessman became a god of salvation for the Jews. In 2009 we saw another German on a color screen protecting a group of Chinese with a Nazi flag. When the world shows the pain caused by war on film again and again, the humanity behind the cruelty and the salvation beyond sacrifice have also become the objects of constant description. Because we believe that in the field of artillery fire, there will always be a tear that is saved and touched.
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