after watching

Levi 2022-04-20 09:01:12

I haven't seen such an epic war movie in a long time. Unlike "Saving Private Ryan" and "Band of Brothers" that focus on human nature, this movie shows the real war itself. When you see the devious street fighting, you realize that the same thing is happening in reality somewhere in the world, in the Middle East or Africa. War is really a dehumanizing thing, especially in this relatively peaceful age.
The main reasons for the fall of the Black Eagle are obvious, the generals were inappropriately commanded, and the soldiers were inexperienced. Sometimes I feel sad, seeing death and fighting, very sad. In their position, the fate of soldiers is to carry out orders, and death should be treated as death to them; the truth is the same, the anti-terrorist soldier (Eric Bana) in this movie is an example, he repeatedly Rush and kill is like Sisyphus, every time others see him, he doesn't know how many times he has died, but as long as he doesn't die, the next day is still a reincarnation; he has no reason, but this is his most heartfelt choice, not patriotism or ignorance It's not a hero, just because he can't face this ridiculous and cruel game. If he doesn't rush to kill, he will have no soul; I think if I am, the same is true; the difference is that whether I can survive or not depends on myself, but Yes, destiny.

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Black Hawk Down quotes

  • [McKnight sees Schmid treating the injured Blackburn]

    McKnight: What happened to him?

    Schmid: He fell, missed the rope.

    McKnight: How'd he do that?

    [Schmid shrugs with an odd smirk]

  • [after Super 61 crashes]

    Harell: We got a black hawk down, we got a black hawk down.

    Matthews: Super 61 is down. We got a bird down in the city. Super 61 is on the deck now.