Stone is awesome

Wendell 2022-04-22 07:01:55

I feel that the front half of Vietnam and the back half of the United States are somewhat torn apart. It is not a matter of plot connection, but the painful and tense atmosphere in the front half has suddenly broken, and the feeling of being completely brought in is a post-war marriage drama. The first half is particularly good, and it may be filmed in the same way as the first half, or the content of American marriages may be reduced, and the final effect should be better.

Laurianne 2022-04-21 09:03:47

Sure enough, it's the worst of Stone's Vietnam War trilogy... As a movie, the rhythm of the picture and music itself is OK, but this is the plot, and it's too uncomfortable to watch the whole process. Please, American directors want to make Vietnam War films, and it is most convenient to make typical war special effects films, so don’t think about digging out any profound central ideas. A white man with a strong Christian side to dig up the "profound central idea" of Asian Buddhist agricultural countries, doesn't it have the same meaning as Buddhists wanting to write about the Virgin Mary? ! The large narration through the heroine's mouth at the end of the film is inexplicable. It is obvious that he wants to "raise the theme", but he doesn't know what to say. In addition, this aspect of the male lead is actually even more inappropriate. The female lead is really worthy and stand-up from the current point of view. After working for a few days, the maid went to bed with the master and gave birth to a child. What is the so-called "true love"? However, the American soldier who later married by his ability was obviously much luckier than the male host who was in the middle of the family. Having said that, the dream life of many young Asian girls is not just being picked up by a white man and taken to the United States, this marriage must also be respectful, loving, beautiful and decent. So in this regard, I beg American directors not to make films that are not what you think!