The subtitle is translated as "The Times Create Heroes", which in my opinion is biased. The theme of the film is not traditional Hollywood-style "heroism." The director abandons the hot scenes and gorgeous special effects, and truly depicts the life and death of a war. Personally, I can't bear the bloody scenes. I also squinted my eyes during the two minutes when I was in the enemy area to open the wound and clamp the veins.
I never thought the film was very emotional, on the contrary, I thought it calmly put everyone's death in front of the battle, and then moved to the next scene without a sound. There was no crying in a group, but there was a sense of tension. I don't give too much sacrifice to rendering, but still feel quite tragic. All male actors, regardless of the importance, are the main actors. A heroic song, although it is not full of fake lines, this song resounds through the sky where the war is raging, although I can barely distinguish the group drama. The faces of the various actors in the series, but that doesn't in any way affect my understanding of the story to which each name belongs.
It just sometimes turns out that way. Movies tend to be more about "What is war?", "Why war?", "Why did you join the war?". The helplessness of war, the involuntary nature of war, the ruthlessness of war, I dare not say that all wars are unjust and selfish, but the most helpless and involuntary, except for the civilians in the enemy area, are the soldiers participating in the war . I was trained to make a difference. I dare not say how to eliminate all wars from all over the world, but this belief to make a difference, I think it is admirable. Strictly speaking, the character Eversman strung the whole story, although he was not called the protagonist, he went from the pre-war belief that he had participated in the war on his mission to save the local civilians to the post-war reflection No one asks to be a hero.
May the place where you stand, the world be at peace!
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