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Richard 2022-04-12 09:01:11

I was too young when I watched it for the first time, and now I watch it again at the age of 26. Sure enough, the 03 version of steelmaking and this original theatrical version shocked me too deeply... The tragic ending, although it is completely opposite to the big reunion of Aunt Niu's original work, but the intention is different Also higher... I have remembered Ed's line for many years "This is no different from your world, people live, cry, laugh, and then die"... Maybe because the concept of doors is connected with the real world Get up, I also chose the time period when Germany defeated the Nazis in World War I, and I cried the second I saw Hughes wearing the fascist emblem... Such a good person has become like this on the side of the door. Humanity will always be like this. They are hurting each other, unable to understand each other, full of fear of the unknown, so they have to destroy it... The tones of the entire theatrical version are dark and yellow, just like the reality of our lives, when I think of myself living on the door side The world, in a sense, really feels so powerless... TAT

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  • Kacey 2022-04-10 08:01:01

    I don't understand, I don't understand... My level is limited... It's German again...

  • Lucas 2022-04-13 09:01:07

    Continuing the worldview setting of the old version of TV, the structure and interaction of the two worlds are very thoughtful, and the final touching ending makes people sigh.

Fullmetal Alchemist the Movie: Conqueror of Shamballa quotes

  • Dietlinde Eckart: This place isn't like where I come from. It's a brave new world.

    Edward Elric: It's exactly the same; people still live, cry, laugh, and die.

  • Alphonse Elric: You've changed, Brother! You've gotten taller!

    Edward Elric: [indignant] WHAT'D YOU THINK, THAT I'D STILL BE A RUNT AT EIGHTEEN YEARS OLD?