I thought it was a group of people seeking justice, but I didn't expect to see how the government manipulated the protagonist's halo to kill the persecutors who had worked hard for themselves and had no title. When Gusby raised his gun to kill, I knew in my heart that it was me. In my heart, this film can't be higher than three points. I've always thought that the Marines are right, but if you want to get credit, of course it's abhorrent to treat innocent people's lives like a must, but I have reasons to think that this is specially set up for the contrast effect of the film, in order to highlight the actions of the protagonist of greatness. The whole script is too twisted to think about it this way: a group of people take extreme actions because of the unfair treatment they suffered after the Vietnam War. This starting point shows that the government is unbelievable, kills the donkey, and is good at forgetting. , However, in the later period, it gave people the illusion of beautifying the government. The government that had made mistakes not only did not repent but turned a blind eye, and wanted to bomb things by air strikes. Originally, I thought that the president would find his conscience when he came out, soothe these team members well, and give them their due status and benefits. I think good people will not live a stable and famous life, but they have to leave their hometowns and hide their names. So the government started with the wrong starting point, and then screwed up a heroic script. At the end, when the protagonist was told that the protagonist was still alive, but the bomb was accidentally thrown out, the performance of the actor once made me think that this was a boss who took the life of his subordinates very seriously, but this was very asymmetrical with the previous shaping (perhaps it was I'm face blind?)
In fact, I think the most pitiful one should be Conn Shonali's Mason. As a state spy, after being arrested, the state does not recognize this person, has no identity, and has been imprisoned for many years, who can understand the sourness in his heart. In fact, he is not like those marines, who worked hard for the country, but in the end it was the country who betrayed him.
In fact, the color and tone of the film are very good, and some of the music is also very classic. After watching the film, I learned about the horror of poisonous gas, which is also very educational.
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