What could have been a very exciting war film, but it was too routine. In some parts, the rhythm is slowed down too much to exaggerate the atmosphere and show the "miracle" of the male protagonist, but the male protagonist's acting skills cannot support such a rhythm at all. Having said that, for such a story, you should dig into the details of this point, or don't shoot it for so long. Whether it is the shooting techniques, the actors' performances, the love before the war, or the slightly dull obsession of the self, all of them are closer to Forrest Gump. But Forrest Gump is a fictional character, a conservative American living in a southern province slightly to the right. He is slightly mentally retarded, but has a firm heart and a strong obsession. But the male protagonist in Bloody Hacksaw Ridge has no signs of mental retardation at all. Why is he acting so mentally retarded? Often a close-up long shot, he would just stick there, his expression and movements did not change, and he couldn't figure out what he was doing? Obsession does not mean mental retardation, he should show firmness, not stay. The actor Hugo Weaving who played his father is completely different. He has played the villain Smith in The Matrix, the nursing home plus size in Yuntu, and the faceless male protagonist in V for Vendetta. The male protagonist is far behind him. too big. Hugo Weaving took a veteran who participated in World War I, all his comrades died, and he had a long-term psychological shadow and wanted to commit suicide, and the complicated psychology of hearing that both sons went to join the army was well interpreted. The details of the American Spitfire in this film being blown up by the fuel tank behind it, reminded me directly of the similar details of the Normandy landings in Saving Private Ryan. However, when it comes to the sense of the war scene, there is no film in my heart that surpasses the Normandy landing at the beginning of Saving Private Ryan. On the one hand, it is a position that cannot be beaten after many times. The residual roared louder than gunshots in the smoke. In general, the performance of the army training and the battlefield part is OK. In addition, the male protagonist's brother joined the army earlier than him, why didn't he appear at all later? There is no explanation at all...
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