Been to Boston for 10 years, it's a pretty lovely city. MIT is also one of the most beautiful campuses. It's hard to imagine how grief-stricken that place looks like.
Everyone is living as usual, there is a lover who is about to move into a new apartment, there is an MIT student who is working on a new robot, and there is a wife who sends her husband out on duty...
But in two explosions, his life was forever changed.
A pair of young lovers, holding hands to watch the marathon, but both lost their legs after a minute, the two held hands and started a new life after recovery, and also participated in the next marathon and passed the finish line smoothly .
One of the most impressive scenes is an old policeman quietly guarding the body of an eight-year-old child with tears in his eyes. The wind blows the white cloth covering the body, as if the life below is still vivid.
When the body was transported away, the old policeman slowly gave a military salute.
The film reproduces the separation of life and death, the separation of relatives, and the efficiency and dedication of the police, firefighters, and the FBI after the disaster. Never sleepless, swore to protect his people to the death.
In the real incident, the school police officer Shawn swore to the death to defend his guns, defend his responsibilities, and exchanged his sacrifice for the peace of the campus. But forever missed the concert with the beloved girl.
He has an inexplicable affection for the school police. I still remember getting lost in UU, asking a school police elder sister the way, the blonde elder sister directly loaded me into a police car and took me to the park where I was going to play open-air movies, and then kept telling me to go back to school early, Stay safe and give me the SLC police number.
For added realism, the film uses real footage from the 2013 bombing. The producers cleverly weave actual security footage into the plot, and while its jarring lo-fi sound may be disconcerting, it literally takes us back to 13 years of horrific man-made disasters .
The firefighters who ran in the opposite direction of the fire, the uncle of the Joy City security who ran against the crowd and helped up the fallen customer, and the Lebanese father who knocked down the suicide attacker and saved hundreds of people...
The battle between good and evil, the struggle between love and hate, when evil strikes, there is only one weapon in your hand that can fight back, and that is love.
That is the nemesis of all evil.
In my opinion, evil simply cannot win.
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