War Machine evaluation action
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Serenity 2022-03-21 09:02:38
Maybe I don't like the subject matter. . . Pete has done a good job, but he really doesn't look like an old general, and there's a voiceover. . . . I really hate narration when watching movies.
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Kaleigh 2022-01-07 15:53:35
Almost every line in the first half is ironic and absurd, as if Dr. Strange Ai, and afterwards it becomes serious and can't laugh. Pete’s prototype is a scholarly ascetic general. His book "Team of Teams" is a textbook for Huawei’s 170,000 employees. His special forces captured Saddam alive and killed Zarqawi. He implemented a strategy of close to the people in Afghanistan. Conventional warfare relies on military uniforms to identify enemies, killing one and one less. And in Afghanistan, terrorists strayed among the people and killed ten relatives and stood up to fight you desperately. Therefore, the general would present awards to soldiers who did not shoot. How many people have you persuaded, how many people have not been killed, and how many houses have not been destroyed." But how can an intruder win the hearts of the people? He revealed to "Rolling Stone" the misfortune and would not be a scapegoat for losing the war.
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Sean Cullen: [narrating] In the good old days, wars were fought against conventional armies from nation states. Guys in uniforms, like Nazis and stuff. When, however, you've just gone and invaded a place that you probably shouldn't have, you end up fighting against just regular people in regular-people clothes.
Sean Cullen: These guys are what are called insurgents. Basically, they're just guys who picked up weapons 'cause... so would you, if someone invaded your country. Funnily enough, insurgencies are next to impossible to defeat. And so, if you wanna go on pretending you can win, you're really left with no option but to try to convince the country you've invaded that you're actually here to help.
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Gen. Glen McMahon: This is a war. But it's a war that cannot be won by the virtues of our unassailable military might and power alone. This war will be won primarily with the unassailable might and power of our ideals.