A very good war film. Although the story is about the Navajo who made extraordinary achievements in World War II, Cage played Anderson is an intriguing character. He has been guilty of all his brothers because of the execution of his boss’s orders, and he has returned to the battlefield after returning to the battlefield. Bravery, in fact, not only wanted to avenge the brothers, but also wanted to sacrifice as soon as possible and did not want to live. After receiving the task of protecting the password, he did not hesitate. In order to prevent the password from being cracked, the wind whisperer had to be killed at the critical moment. He also wanted to give up the task, but was refused. Finally, after there was only one bullet left, he did not kill himself, but chose to sacrifice himself to protect the Wind Whisperer. Director Wu expressed his views in the role of Anderson, and the brothers fought side by side to the end. Cage also brilliantly created a complex and tangled hero. The wind language played by Adam is also impressive, sunny, passionate, sincere, and heroic. A cruel and bloody battle should not be forgotten. Director Wu gave full play to his strengths and turned the war movie into a gun battle movie, but it was still very good-looking. When the racist was saved by the Navajo, he really changed. American soldiers died to save a Japanese girl, this is the greatness of human nature.
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