The first scene explained CHRIS's hunting talent. The
second scene explained that CHRIS's tutor made him a shepherd. The
third scene explained CHRIS's Texas Cowboys. The
fourth scene CHRIS saw the news, so he enlisted. . . (See 911 second news is also true)
SEALS training in English curse develop (but still very man son Mother version of the reference is paradise in service)
and is the
Dodo suddenly
girlfriend
Dodo suddenly
married
tutu
children
Dodo suddenly
go home + minor PTSD
tutu
comrade and brother died
Dodo suddenly + revenge
back home
a good husband, good father to develop +
home + passed away
in addition to the rhythm of the war scenes grasp the very place, all the other films are so People feel very weak.
Following the order of the functionality of each play can no longer be obvious to make the film a biography that can no longer be biographical, but only four plays (talent, family education, cultural background, current affairs) make CHRIS a patriotic hero It's too weak. I was not angry because he said that "the United States is the greatest country in the world", but because he said this sentence did not convince me.
Not to mention that several key plots were fabricated, and even the realism of the original work was completely respected. The character was not plumped up (the whole film is still the protagonist). The
ending is the scene I want to see the most. One of the most thought-provoking points in the film is worth discussing) It was actually taken with a line of subtitles
There are many things that are similar to the ending, such as the relationship with the wife and the relationship with the younger brother. The next man), including the father who seemed to have a great influence on CHRIS in his childhood, where are the relationships between these characters that can be digging deep? Is the old man too obsessed with the war scenes, or think that if you spend money on tanks and cannons, don't waste time filming your sons and daughters?
Those who said the main theme and proclaiming government of this film didn't really see it. The film clearly portrays the war itself, the brotherhood in the war and the trauma caused by the war
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BRADLEY COOPER performed well. He was so fat in a hangover that he couldn't stop being handsome, let alone become a strong man, I really want to fall into him.
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