"Battle of Glory" expresses America’s birth pain with firmness and clarity, and racism is a morbid existence in its composition. There is no doubt that their great victory is exciting. The film was full of strong power during the filming process. When the regiment rushed into a beach and passed through the clouds of gunfire, heroism was obviously something that was not affected by color. However, the dim simplicity of the film makes this a blind spot
. The film is a touching and narcissistic work. It avoids the irony of heroes, even though many of the things it portrays are innate or even cruel, especially in the actions of free people, those willing In the scene of people who use their lives to pay the price for freedom.
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2021-11-14 08:01
Extended Reading
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Colonel Robert G. Shaw: [points at the flag-bearer] If this man should fall, who will lift the flag and carry on?
[Thomas steps forward]
Cpl. Thomas Searles: I will.
Colonel Robert G. Shaw: I'll see you in the fort, Thomas.
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[Shaw enters the quartermaster's office while some of his soldiers guard the door]
Kendric, quatermaster: Morning, Colonel. Change your mind about that bottle?
Colonel Robert G. Shaw: I want 600 pairs of shoes and 1200 pairs of socks... and anything else you've been holding out on us, you piece of rat filth!
Kendric, quatermaster: I don't have any.
Colonel Robert G. Shaw: Not for niggers you don't!
Kendric, quatermaster: Not for anybody.
Colonel Robert G. Shaw: I see. I'll just look around to see if you haven't misplaced them!
[He begins to smash up the place]
Kendric, quatermaster: HEY!
Colonel Robert G. Shaw: You son of a bitch!
[smashes the place even more]
Kendric, quatermaster: Goddamn it, you can't...!
Colonel Robert G. Shaw: Can't I? I'm a colonel, you nasty little cuss! You think you can keep 700 Union soldiers without proper shoes because you think it's *funny*? Now, where would that power come from?