I didn't expect Copper's acting skills to be so solid, and he has always been a male vase in the subconscious... The movie is both patriotic and anti-war, see which part touches you more. The initial warm-blooded patriotism, under the devastation of bullets day after day, turned into disgust and physical and mental exhaustion from leaving this shity place. Audiences may only experience one thousandth of the inner pain and struggle of those soldiers whose lives are hanging by a thread every day, wondering whether they will be able to return alive, seeing their comrades fall one by one or die or be disabled for life. The movie is not about right or wrong in war, because any right or wrong is irrelevant in the face of war, the important thing is that it happened. So the people involved, directly or indirectly, no matter what form, will be involved in the unknowable sharp turn of fate, tragedy and suffering, destroying people until they are beyond recognition. Who was there when and where, will there be me at a certain time, and what will be the final result? neither knows. This is the perfect embodiment of the fate of mankind on the largest scale beyond the control of one individual. We can only hope for peace, like countless other hopes that sustain difficult lives. But the truth is that as long as the madman holds a weapon, the world will not be free from war.
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