Compared with Spielberg's works such as "Munich Tragedy" and "Indiana Jones 4", "War Horse" is more like a rejuvenation work that talks about madness. Although it has a war background, it does not see "Saving Private Ryan". Violent and bloody lifelike. Every master Joey has experienced on the battlefield is as kind as an angel, opening up a path for it with fearless sacrifice, and sending it back to the master all the way, just like the reproduction of the innocent fairy tale atmosphere of "ET Alien". The speechless animals and the speechless foreign visitors will have the same homesickness as human beings. Has withstood the baptism of war artillery and participated in the philosophical speculation of the future world; whether it is a commercial giant or a literary film, Spielberg can always intentionally or unconsciously, explicitly or implicitly, reveal the homesickness that surges in the hearts of the audience. In the tears of countless audiences, I completed the video interpretation of the "going home" motif.
War Horse The Return of the "Going Home" Motif
2021-11-30 08:01
Extended Reading
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Kaylah 2021-11-30 08:01:25
Uh, now some "movie reviews", as long as there are two or more men’s friendship scenes in the film, the ones that are a little tacitly inseparable, are a little bit inseparable, they are "disturbed", or "group P", if they describe people and The emotions and attachments of animals are "human beings and beasts", so this "War Horse" has naturally become a "human and beast love-based blockbuster." Well, I'm out, the times are yours, and ultimately and always will be yours.
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Sonny 2021-11-30 08:01:25
The peaceful and stable World War I genre film, the use of Malay to connect the story is considered unique, but it makes the story too loose and procrastinated. Except for the funny goose in the opening, it is gradually bettered by the cooperation of the two armies to rescue the horse. Although the story itself is too dramatic, the deep bond between people, people and animals, animals and animals is still moving. btw, the sunset at the end of the film is full of "Gone with the Wind" ★★★☆
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Rose Narracott: [stopping her husband from taking a drink] Some days are best forgotten. Today ain't one of them.
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Base Camp Officer: [capturing Maj. Stewart and his soldiers in their attack on a German camp after its thick defenses defeat them] What? You think a garrison on open grounds would go UNDEFENDED? Look at yourself! Who do you think you are?