There are also love scenes in the movie. I don’t know how Sophie Marceau, an exotic princess, fell in love with Wallace, who was a big and three-headed man. He couldn’t extricate himself when he first met him? Bloody Battle Hacksaw Ridge is also in it, love at first sight, and then chaotic and unrestrained with the red dust as a companion, riding horses to share the prosperity of the world, playing in the grasslands and mountains, and the soundtrack, ah, so romantic. The wedding night was especially sacred and shy, and it was also a good time for the male protagonist to show off his muscles. Of course, after that, the heroine is basically useless. Very good, heroes and beauties are all the same routine.
Okay, the rants are over, this movie is really good, I don't know what words to use to describe the feeling I just watched. This movie must go to the cinema, to feel the battlefield like purgatory, to feel the shock of its realism. It is estimated that most people will have a more intuitive and clear understanding of war after watching this movie, and they do not want to be caught in the flames of war again. The theme of anti-war is clear at a glance. It is against this background that Dawes's actions are even more valuable. There was a hail of bullets and flesh and blood, and any description of the battlefield in any text seemed pale, let alone the soldiers in the battlefield. I felt dazed and terrified just sitting in the movie theater. Anyone could have their beliefs collapsed. Dawes still held on to his faith and saved 75 people. Rather than saying that Si is kind-hearted, it is better to say that Si is pure and simple, without distractions. In the first half of the movie, Dawes is a devout Christian, and his stubbornness makes people feel ridiculous and causes a lot of trouble. But Dawes didn't mind, and went his own way. Faith has been deeply ingrained, it can solve Dawes's troubles, make him feel at ease, make him no longer confused, and always support him to go to the battlefield, face the enemy, make him stronger. This is the power of faith. In the end, Doss lay on the stretcher, as if he had become an immortal. In fact, this was a reflection of Doss' heart. No matter how cruel and cruel the surroundings were, the light of faith shone in his heart.
After watching the movie, I saw some real experiences of Dawes. It was even more open than in the movie. All kinds of rescue and wounds were still difficult to die. It can be said that God has really favored him.
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