The film is very smooth, maybe because of the love of war movies, coupled with the cold feeling of winter, it is as cool as brothers.
Colin Falrell was very young and heroic inside, unlike him now, who was very decadent and fat.
Beyond heroism and other things, when watching a movie, I think more about what choices would I have if I were in that environment? Whistleblower to survive? Bear everything?
I remember someone commenting on the gladiator that if life is doomed to darkness, it is better to die like a hero. But Hart had finally embarked on a bright path, but he chose to come back.
Why do foreigners always get a lot of human and profound thinking from the war? But we are always exaggerating. Look at the domestically produced war films, they are really postmodern enough.
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