"Lawrence of Arabia" 1962, based on Lawrence's own memoir "Seven Pillars of Wisdom" adaptation, the film is 3 hours and 47 minutes, probably the longest movie I have ever watched. The exotic Arabian style gives people a fascinating experience of a desert with a straight smoke and a long river setting the yen. I've watched it twice, and the plot is basically straightened out. Knowing this movie is very early, I have never been interested in war movies. I watched the beginning of it before, that is, the scene where Lawrence had an accident while riding a motorcycle. I have encountered it several times on other people's Weibo recently, and I have received infinite praise and unavoidable reasons, so I simply came to see it. The director did a very good job of scheduling the big scenes. The film should have a certain influence on the Japanese director Nagisa Oshima, who was mentioned several times in his 1967 film "Japanese Spring Song Exam". In addition, there are several pieces of music in the film that obviously draw on Kurosawa's 1954 film "Seven Samurai".
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