Watching the Hurt Locker again, I suddenly realized that I didn't understand this film at the time. This is an anti-war film full of human attention and concern. Unlike ordinary anti-war films, the film did not show through brutal war scenes. The cruelty of the war depicts the psychological struggle of a US bomb disposal soldier, so that every audience can experience this struggle and empathize with it to express the film's ideas, but the reason why I don't give full marks is that the film has beautified to a large extent. The behavior of the United States invading other countries is mainly manifested in the discovery of the juvenile human bomb, which obviously contradicts the civilization of the United States. There is a kind of meaning that I beat you to eliminate these situations. Of course, it may also be the director's obscenity. It's all my opinion
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