History is a selective record of facts, but in any case, the original results of history cannot be changed. Or in a period of time, for the sake of necessity, certain events and characters in history can be misinterpreted, whether intentionally or not, history has become a little girl who can be dressed up. But as time goes by, needs change, and history is like a flooded river that returns to its original course. I recently watched "The Fearless General" and had this feeling. When a friend recommended this movie to me, the reason was that it portrayed the hero's romantic feelings very well. Abandoning his wife and son, the beauty resolutely followed him, unwavering through war and prison. The film is very beautifully shot, and some scenes are spectacular, such as the beginning of the naval battle, such as the palace dance, such as the charge in the hail of bullets, and many details are also handled very beautifully, such as the final general being executed and thrown into the ice lake, such as falling into the ice lake. The bust mirrors on the ground, and even the broken cups, were treated with special effects, which left a deep impression. The hero is gentle, the beauty is loyal, her love is strong, and her love is strong, maybe it is perfect in the eyes of friends. So when he asked me how I felt, my answer disappointed him. Yes, for historical reasons, none of the above touched my heart. Because in the past ideological education, I knew Kolchak, not because he was the last Tsarist Russian officer or the leader of the White Army, but because he was the enemy of the emerging Soviet regime, the enemy of the Red Army, and the first human being An opponent of attempts at a socialist state system. Because of this, he was recorded in history and became a well-known international figure. Over time, it is now forgotten by many people. Of course, being a loser doesn't affect his charisma, and there are many inspiring stories, but no matter how great he dresses up, he is a loser after all. So when watching this movie, no matter how heroic Kolchak is, it always gives people a miserable feeling of the setting sun. Those magnificent war scenes also seemed weak in my eyes. For example, when Bray encountered the German army, he resolutely led the enemy into the minefield, which was regarded as a fluke victory in the style of empty city; Being brave is just a gamble. After leading the White Army, he didn't seem to have won a few decent battles, and he was more like a harasser. As for the final collapse is also a natural thing. It seems that the adaptor of the film is also difficult to make a big revision in history (this is very different from domestic literary works). From this, I also saw the vigorous vitality of the emerging Soviet Union at that time, which was really a choice of history. 2009-06-04
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