Josh Barrett

Deron 2022-03-25 09:01:11

8/16/2017

Episode 1 "Get Some"

Eliezer 2022-03-24 09:02:26

Generation Kill, a mini-series about the 2003 Iraq War based on a documentary written by a Rolling Stone reporter Singing popular songs to find people to kill everywhere, but modern warfare does not use any ground troops. With the location of the contact notification, the air strikes were killed,...

Etha 2021-12-24 08:02:01

After watching it in the morning, the last episode ended in a warmer tone. I could barely see the Master Sergeant's whitewashing of his own dialogue, and I also saw the godfather's answer to why he didn't deal with Captain America in the end. He looks at the problem from his perspective, and we look at the problem from the reporter's front-line perspective. He certainly can't see what we see, and we can't imagine it from his perspective. Because he will inevitably face the limitation of information, he can only rely on evidence and make a decision only if the evidence is sufficient. Otherwise, he can only trust his subordinates, just like he believes in Nate. Perhaps the most atmospheric part of the last episode was the encounter with a sniper. The thrilling scene that left an impression on me in this drama might be the part where I was besieged by college soldiers at night. It is indeed a very good American drama, I want to recommend it with 5 stars, it feels very good.

Garfield 2022-03-26 09:01:08

Anyone who judges a war movie as good or bad only by the number of war scenes is an idiot