The Bridge on the River Kwai Reviews

Rebeca 2022-04-23 07:01:26

"Bridge on the River Kwai": Survival makes sense, self-respect The Innocence   film has in many cases been reduced to an allegorical exposition. This may be because war expresses the eternal thinking of human beings, such as life and death, in the strongest extreme way. Therefore, some ideas and...

Major 2022-04-23 07:01:26

I don't know why it gets 8 points. Did the movie take so long to help you sleep? I've been blind for almost 3 hours. I don't feel nervous or exciting. In the film, the Japanese are described as idiots, just to help idiots, why are you British soldiers still being captured? I feel that I saw a...

Webster 2022-04-22 07:01:04

On the issue of whether British officers should participate in manual labor, the British colonel refused to work for officers in accordance with the Geneva Convention. Even if Saito threatened with force, violently beaten, locked up, or made concessions, the colonel would never compromise. Under...

Scot 2022-04-22 07:01:04

All Chinese people who like this film need to consider your psychology when watching the film. What everyone has mentioned I don't want to repeat. But the film is full of contempt for the Japanese, haven't you noticed? Both Colonel Nicholson and his officers said that they would give the "savage"...

Madyson 2022-04-22 07:01:04

A very good film, a reflection on the so-called "military honor", which can also be regarded as an irony to the British spirit, contradictory human nature in war, as Major Clipton shouted at the end: Madness! Madness! It's a pity, maybe because of the times The reason is that the film strongly...

Jamel 2022-04-22 07:01:04

I don't understand why the British are building bridges for the Japanese, and they are completely indulging in it. 　　 　　How good would it be to directly repair the dangerous bridge that the Japanese sank! 　　Waiting for the Japanese train to pass, and the bridge and the car cover the River Kwai,...

Catharine 2022-04-22 07:01:04

When the British were captured, they helped the enemy to build bridges, and even put up a sign "British Army Built". They were good at turning shame into glory; the Americans saw this shame, so they let the only prisoner of war capture the United States The soldiers escaped successfully, and...

Bartholome 2022-04-22 07:01:04

Borrowing the name and creativity of Sun Luhong, I watched during training. Leaving aside the arrogant white people's understanding of honor, responsibility and life in "The Bridge of the River Kwai", let's talk about Colonel Nelson. He decided to help the Japanese build bridges for the so-called...

Zackary 2022-04-22 07:01:04

The film is very classic. I watched this film because I wanted to write a thesis on the Thai-Myanmar Highway. The time, background, and story are different, but how you look at it, it feels a bit like the Seven Samurai. Maybe the story structure is very similar, in order not to Those who are...

Madilyn 2022-04-22 07:01:04

An excellent textbook on non-power leadership. The protagonist in the play is captured and has no power in the concentration camp, but he is strong in principle and has outstanding personal charm. In the end, even the leader of the Japanese army asked him to go out and build a bridge. But building...