This is the end of the revolution

Adelbert 2022-04-21 09:01:25

Part 1: Brave boy, go and create a miracle! (Neon Genesis Evangelion Chinese version theme song, sung by Ni Ping)
Part 2: Brave boy, the miracle is ahead!
Part 3: Brave boy, please follow the miracle script we wrote!
Part III: The brave boy said: Get out!

What is the meaning of revolution? What is the purpose of the war? Is the protagonist carrying the halo a hero? This is no longer a youth movie, it's a political movie, dressed in the guise of Mary Sue, a teenage middle schooler, and there is no good or evil in the political world. Katniss' final arrow ended all wars and revolutions, past and future. There will be no sequels, because the same revolutions and wars have been taking place in the world, with different endings, which are far more cruel than novels and movies.
I feel that the target age of this film should be at least young people, and teenagers really can't understand its meaning. The viewing process was quiet, no one took the children, and no one spoke or discussed.
In the end, the original party said that this is a perfect ending.

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  • Janelle 2022-03-24 09:01:22

    Let the movie end in climax! What a disappointing ending

  • Alexys 2021-10-20 19:02:25

    The first half is very cool, but the ending is a failure! In the end, the female protagonist was sitting on the hillside wearing small yellow floral flowers while staring at her husband affectionately while chattering. Recalling the past tells us a truth, no matter how ups and downs in the first half of your life, it was exciting and thrilling, and finally escaped the fate of an unborn child holding a baby. →_→ (I was dragged to see by my friends, I have to make up the first few ones, the heroine's bow and arrow skills are so handsome!!)

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 quotes

  • Gale Hawthorne: This is another version of booby-trapping a resource.

    Beetee: Right, I see.

    Gale Hawthorne: This one's designed to blind. Smoke clings to the eyes. That's an application of the hummingbird trap. You scare people so they flee in this direction into what they think is a safe haven.

    Beetee: Two-tiered explosion.

    Gale Hawthorne: You allow people enough time to rush in, help the wounded, then...

    Katniss Everdeen: A second bomb.

    Gale Hawthorne: Right. Second one goes off here.

    Katniss Everdeen: I guess there are no rules anymore about what a person can do to another person.

    Gale Hawthorne: I don't think Snow used any rulebook when he hijacked Peeta.

  • Commander Lyme: President Coin, we're indebted to you for the reinforcements and the Mockingjay. But I'm not sure that anyone outside of 2 knows what we've been up against. This is the Nut. The Capitol's headquarters for all offensive operations. It's manned by both military and civilian personnel from District 2. As you can see, the fortress lies so far beneath the bedrock, it's untouchable. Yesterday, we attempted to take the northeastern gate. The enemy countered from higher up and we were forced to pull back. We took heavy losses.

    Commander of D5: Could we create a decoy? Send troops towards one gate, launch a staggered attack on another.

    Commander Paylor: Whose troops do you propose as a decoy, Commander?

    President Alma Coin: We have the Mockingjay. Don't underestimate her. We could use her to erode support. She may be able to sway some of the loyalists.

    Commander Lyme: You've been underground a long time, Madam Coin. This isn't like the rest of Panem. Support for the Capitol runs deep here.

    President Alma Coin: Then there is no sacrifice too great. We need to control the arsenal inside that fortress. Even with every district in this alliance, we are outgunned.

    Commander Paylor: I won't commit my people to a ground assault just to pillage weapons.

    President Alma Coin: Commander Paylor, your people have suffered more than just about anyone else at the hands of the Capitol.

    Commander Paylor: Which is why I won't condone a mass suicide.