just try to survive

Many parts of the country are continuing to cool down, and the temperature in Chengdu is approaching 0 degrees. In the afternoon, I sat in my room watching CDs. Many of my classmates are currently competing with postgraduate exam questions in the exam room. It turns out that what is important to some people, in the eyes of others, can be turned into a sigh or two at most and melted in the mouth. Just like "Blood Diamond" in the afternoon, I don't know what can really be left beyond the tears. A sensual woman who declared that she would not accept her boyfriend's diamond ring when the film was released. At this time, will there be a diamond shining on her finger?
"Sometimes, I wonder, will God forgive what we've done to each other? Then I look around and realize that God has been out of this land for a long time," Archer said in the film. (Sometimes, I am wandering if god will forgive us for what we've done to each other. And I look around and I realize God left this place long time ago.)"
Maddie is also just a passer-by in this land. She takes comfort in her professional ethics and professional responsibility. She can release her pity on camera, she can vent her anger in words, but more, she can get on a plane, leave, and drown out her experience in Africa with a cup of coffee on the streets of a small town in Europe everything. Neither Archer nor Solomon could, just like the bar owner, who knew that in troubled times, he still stayed calmly, even at the cost of his life.
The most sensational place, of course, is the last phone call. McGrady repeated "where are you?" in a crying voice, but Archer, who had reached the end of his life, said "I wish you were here." Archer saw Solomon and his son's plane go away with the rays of the sun. On the phone, I said to Maddie, this is the most beautiful view I have ever seen. Although he tried his best to leave Africa and was born on this land, Archer, who both loves and hates it, left every drop of his blood in the red soil of this continent.
In fact, the war scenes in the film are not intentionally rendered bloody, but the reality of the African Child Army is recorded more realistically, which makes people very unbearable. It's unbearable, but it's actually happening. The accumulation of human wealth itself stands on the blood and tears of countless people. The people there still have to work hard to live, and there is the only home.
Not to mention Leonardo's performance. I didn't go out to look for his films on purpose, but he's a natural actor. 33-year-old DiCaprio, 22-year-old DiCaprio, 16-year-old DiCaprio, each is dazzling. From "Titanic" to "Blood Diamond", I have grown too much in the past ten years, and I feel that Oscar owes him a golden statue.

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