A love romance in a time of war

Angus 2022-04-20 09:01:01

The first movie I saw in an elective class. I think this movie can be rated as a classic, it must be the choice of love in a time of war: sacrifice to help others and help the motherland to recover, or selfishly snatch back the lover and go to the United States to survive. If there is no war background, it's just an open and secret fight between a spontaneity and two men, and there is so much blood...? At first, I thought that I would find a new love after my husband died, but when my husband came back, he abandoned his new love desperately. The old love is the admiration of the heroine, and the new love is the sweet love of the heroine. But in front of the country, the three did not hesitate, and unanimously chose to let the French underground party live. This is the national righteousness of an individual in a certain era, and the girl's affair is not worth mentioning at all. Indeed, the story of the male protagonist helping the underground party was mentioned before, which is a foreshadowing of the male protagonist's final choice. In the end, the sheriff threw away the water bottle, which also showed that he was still patriotic. After a series of observations by the sheriff on the seemingly indifferent and sophisticated male protagonist: helping the Bulgarian couple and handing the precious letter to the second male... The sheriff stood firm on the patriotic side, but the male protagonist actually has a warm and patriotic character Also reflected.

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  • Carmine 2021-10-20 18:58:45

    Classic dialogue. Casablanca created a precedent for film noir, and many of its classic shots embody the director's superb skills.

  • Deven 2022-03-23 09:01:02

    I always remember that sentence, there are so many small towns in the world, and there are so many pubs in these small towns, but she just walked into me.

Casablanca quotes

  • Rick: I don't like disturbances in my place.

    [to the German officer]

    Rick: Either lay off politics, or get out.

  • Rick: You'll excuse me, gentlemen. Your business is politics, mine is running a saloon.