Hideo Kojima said, "It hurts to beat someone, and the other person's face will be distorted. I want to express this kind of thing vividly. If players don't see the pain, they won't understand." Many successful Anti-war movies are doing the same thing: tearing open the brutal and bloody scars of war behind national glory. Because this is human nature, the more normal people feel pain, the more they will hide away.
But war depresses human nature. He clearly cherishes each other, but he has to raise his helmet and smash him to death; he is obviously tired of killing, but he must shoot down the enemy troops in the trenches; he is obviously afraid, but he is constantly being patted on the head and told not to cry. As a result, the front and back of the front and back became the front and back of the stage: the battlefield was played with morphine, and the singing in the camp was real.
Day after day, the battle that originally ended in seven days became three years. Endless war is like a tube of morphine that numbs people to forget why they are fighting, only the killing goes on, forcing the soldiers to reflect in the camp: we are not fighting the enemy, we are fighting the war.
This film is recommended for anyone who will start a war as a joke. "Have you seen real hell?" I haven't, and I don't want to.
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