The Burmese Harp evaluation action
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Milton 2022-04-22 07:01:49
If I had seen it sooner, I might have been impressed. First, I might not have watched the movie grammar at that time, and secondly, I wasn't so pessimistic about things like culture, and now it's hard to watch the whole chorus scene. To sum up, I feel that this oriental story is not well told, and the skills are used too much. Under the container of war, there is an ascetic-style atonement (in fact, it is a memorial). The ending is the most touching, the camera is slowly advancing in the crowd, and the narrator is exposed, just one of the crowd.
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Kristy 2022-03-19 09:01:09
This is not a war movie, or even an anti-war movie. The retreat of Mizushima is both simple and easy to understand and profoundly meaningful. This kind of bluntness does not make people feel hypocritical, but truly empathizes with him. He can feel the entanglement in his heart. In fact, there is not much thinking about war. Mizushima just looks at the sins of the world as a monk who has no intention of entering the profession. This is more sincere, the story is not big, but the pattern is big.
Top cast
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Voice of Inouye's parrot: Mizushima, let's return to Japan together.
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British officer: We've done all we can. The troops that took Triangle Mountain have returned home. The Japanese survivors are not in this town.
Captain Inouye: But that tune?
British officer: You hear a certain way of playing - a few notes floating by the breeze, and it's enough to make you think a dead man is alive. You must be dreaming.
British officer: [to his adjutant] He must be dreaming!