Pure POW camp movie? Or the issue of racial discrimination in the war? They are all cliché or dog-blood themes.
Until Hart discovered the tunnel, it seemed that there was a little clarity in the fog, and at the same time there were too many questions: Officers, those who are prisoners of war but still treated differently, escape by this serious trial? That is a plot that can only be written to reflect the gloom of human nature.
Until, the captain came back.
The fog cleared, and although it was dark, I saw the brilliance of human nature.
The captain took 35 people and dug a tunnel leading to the arsenal. They escaped in order to blow up the enemy’s arsenal. The captain returned to this mortal place for the sake of Hart, for the prisoners of war who did not know the truth but bought them time.
The sudden gunshot shot and killed the captain at close range. A pure soldier no longer had any support, and fell down, with no appearance. Everyone slowly saluted this pure soldier. Yes, he doesn't need to come back, he can take his people away and fly, but he still comes back. Specifically, maybe he didn't come back for anyone, but for his flawless life, and when he lost it, he still didn't want that life to fall into the dust of cowardice.
Whether it is a captain, Hart, or a black pilot, they are all looking for an expression of their responsibilities and honor in that environment. Everyone has the right to succumb in such an environment, but they use their own different ways to express their pursuit of bravery and honor.
Yes, people must die. When facing death, people hope that there was a flawless life and an ending that they can face safely.
Hart was naive, and his submission during the interrogation gave him a deep sense of shame. Or, when he finally faced death calmly, he wanted to prove to himself that life was not trivial and weak, and wanted to let himself know that there were responsibilities and commitments in his life.
Those who are born with obsession with responsibility and honor, and those who are unwilling to lose their souls, will surely catch it desperately.
Yes, this is another movie that excavates humanity from war. I don't think this is an American-style heroic movie. Heroism, including the pursuit and yearning for honor and responsibility, is deeply ingrained in human nature. Besides, what is the difference between humans and other animals.
To live with a sense of responsibility, fascinating, and a flawless life, to many people, it is like heaven.
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