Bravery on the Deadly Island——Identification of Patriotism

Chandler 2022-04-20 09:01:11

The state has many levels, the basic concept is the nation and the people, followed by the regime and the government. The general was clearly dissatisfied with the government, but he loved the country with the concept of the people and the nation. Patriotism, the content of each person's emphasis is different.

In the 1990s, I shot a lot of films about patriotism and conflicts between state power and individuals. In addition to bravely rushing to the deadly island, there is also a spy movie. They are all skeptical of the regime. Patriotism is often used by the regime, and the conflict between the regime and the individual. Contradictory thoughts produced many works of that era.

What exactly is patriotism? To defend the people and the nation, we may end up working together with the regime sometimes, and sometimes with reservations.

Patriotism, and sometimes spiritual beliefs, can stand, think and do something in this vast world. People always have to find something worthwhile to do...

Facing the corruption of the regime, it should not be confused with the nation and the state. The two concepts should not be confused. People walk in the world and must soberly believe in what they need to believe. And don't be taken advantage of, that's my motto...

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  • Jane 2022-03-25 09:01:05

    The drama of the film is completely unaccounted for. Basically, it is a story where you can guess all the next developments after reading the beginning; the foreplay is also a bit slow, and it took more than an hour for Uncle Cage to land on Death Island. ...But you have to admit that everything that a popcorn type movie should have is in this movie, enough to make people bloody, and it also comes with the old charm that Sir Sean can't stop.. ....

  • Virgie 2022-03-22 09:01:14

    The British spies have exploded the U.S. Marines.

The Rock quotes

  • John Mason: [to Stanley] Forget Maui.

  • Agent Paxton: Congratulations, Dr. Goodspeed. You did it.

    Dr. Stanley Goodspeed: Thank you, sir.

    Agent Paxton: You know, for a while there, I didn't think you were going to make it. Well done, son. So where's Mason?

    Dr. Stanley Goodspeed: Vaporized. Blown out to sea.

    Agent Paxton: Blown out to sea, huh?

    Dr. Stanley Goodspeed: Yeah.

    Agent Paxton: [smiles] Poor bastard.

    [They share a knowing glance]

    FBI Director Womack: [appears] Goodspeed, where's Mason? Where's his body? I want to see that son of a bitch.

    Agent Paxton: Vaporized, sir. Excuse me, gentlemen.

    [leaves]

    FBI Director Womack: What? Vaporized? A body can... vaporize?

    Dr. Stanley Goodspeed: Oh, yeah! Absolutely, sir.