This is probably an analysis book of war, which records and depicts "how an ordinary person participates in war", or "Introduction to War". The first half of the film is about how "fighters" train It is full of political overtones and a critical spirit. It is an "extraordinary" stack of swear words. From here, we can feel that the devastation of war on people has already happened before you enter the battlefield (fat Poor boy) In other words, the numbness of war to human nature began before the war started. (Although the scene where the fat boy broke out at the end made me feel a little strange, the same method, this kind of "evil" feeling, in the later "The Shining", the effect is very good, "Clockwork" It's not bad in "Orange", maybe because the actors are more hilarious) The second half is the Vietnam War, which gives people the feeling that it is very similar to the "war textbook" starting from the paperwork, to how to be attacked, and even the How should we shoot when the enemy comes? Unlike other war movies where the soldiers are brave and good at fighting, these people are very unfamiliar in fighting. In short, shooting is over, it seems that only shooting can give them a sense of security. "(I personally like the scene of the New Year's attack, it really feels like a novice tutorial) The whole story is actually very small, and it belongs to the type of small to big, based on a person's point of view, to show the war and the people's attitude towards war. (I also like that part of the interview with the soldiers, that is, the soldiers are very casual, talking about the war as if it has nothing to do with them) and the angle chosen for the whole film is quite peculiar.
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