I am the most superficial audience, so I like a movie because its actors are good-looking or the story is tense and the plot twists.
But when I watched it this time, I was drawn to the war.
I know the kids must have gone to war in the end, but like Susan said, mom sent them there to keep them out of the war, so why did they go to war?
Later I understood that the two wars are not the same.
One is for greed and ambition, one is for faith and hope; one is for aggression and contention, and the other is for rescue and defense.
This is war.
A meaningful war is not about sacrificing people's lives for the ambitions of high-level figures, but it is led by high-level figures for the freedom of the people.
This is Aslan, this is Mao Zedong (forgive me for mentioning political figures again, I just finished writing a report on social practice in Yan'an, and I am still in the atmosphere of patriotic education, haha~~).
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