Bussaro Sanruck

Myrna 2022-03-25 09:01:23

As Parsons' functional theory states, this society is a vast network of interconnected departments, each of which is involved in helping love you to maintain the system as a whole. Li Li's life, a micro "society", was also influenced and changed by various social factors, which can be roughly...

Arne 2022-03-16 08:01:02

Oliver Stone's "Vietnam War Trilogy" to "Born to Kill" has an obvious aesthetic style change. The director reflects on human nature and exposes the essence of war in the Vietnam War movies. He prefers long shots in audiovisual and real records of Vietnam. The cruel truth of the battlefield;...

Lura 2022-03-27 09:01:21

This film is the final chapter of Oliver Stone's Vietnam War trilogy, changing from the western male perspective of the first two films to the eastern female perspective. The beautiful rural photography of this film and Kitaro's moving soundtrack all add to the viewing experience. In addition, this film is different from "Field Platoon" and "Born on the Fourth of July", which are full of anger and extreme emotions, but are viewed from a warm and forgiving point of view. The Vietnam War, but because of cultural differences, the director was obviously unable to control the film, making the film like a runaway horse

Melissa 2022-03-20 09:03:08

Under the torrent of the great era, no one can escape completely, one after another vortex makes people between heaven and hell, tearing apart the country and family, blinding people, and smashing love and hate. Mixing struggle with hope, so that those who leave can never look back. 8.9