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Erna 2023-05-19 18:20:42
What I'm interested in is how it explains the doubts about the pose of the flag...
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Deja 2023-05-03 05:43:04
Patch x5 for pepper on how heroes are made, it's very depressing to see. This is not a simple war movie. I think a good war film is not entirely about realistically restoring war scenes, nor about promoting heroism, but about digging and exploring some of the things behind it. The time line of the film is completely messy, interspersed with various memories and flashbacks. Although some of the connections are very meaningful, it still affects understanding in...
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Leonard 2023-05-02 03:11:34
In the last 30 minutes, I learned that the first person is Doc's son 0 0 Unexpectedly, it is not a war movie, nor is it a complete political irony. The back is a little moving, but overall it's better than Neal McDonough's old...
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Clarabelle 2023-03-30 05:19:34
It turns out that not all WWII blockbusters look good. Another film that has too much to say but only confuses the audience in the end. Also, Ryan, you look so good~ You just don't have any acting skills =...
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Christine 2023-03-23 19:28:21
Combining it with Iwo Jima, one incident of Lao Dongmu can be divided into two works, the soldiers on both sides, the other side is homesick, and the other side gets ptsd. The overall idea is the same as Li An's midfield battle, but the war drama is too much. It's the same. Some of the Japanese shots are the same as those in Iwo Jima, and the transition between the present and the past is not particularly...
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Timmy 2023-03-19 06:06:25
Consummate movie influence. Clint Wastwood's usual...
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Doris 2023-03-12 09:10:46
Revisit the supplement. Lao Dongmu's two "Iwo Jima" movies, the entry points are too well chosen, there is no doubt that the classics. I especially like the last narration: "Maybe there are no heroes in this world, only ordinary people like my father. I finally understand why the title of heroes makes them so uncomfortable. Heroes are all created by us. We need heroes because we don't We don't understand why anyone can shed blood for us. Our fathers were born and died for their comrades who...
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Raven 2023-03-07 03:50:10
I thought it was a war movie, but it turned out to be a didactic movie. When I came out clint eastwood when I saw the subtitles at the end, I suddenly realized this profound old...
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Bryce 2023-02-01 22:48:54
The real photos at the end of the film are touching. What is a "hero", it may just be a title given to the times or situations due to certain needs. People may praise or worship it, but it is only superficial. Who will remember who these "heroes" are after the event? How are these "heroes" treated? Zooming in on history, there are living individuals under the microcosm, with flesh and blood and emotions, but their fate is integrated into the torrent of...
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Emma 2023-01-31 08:00:24
Real war is only on the battlefield. Spielberg participated in the production, and you can see some shadows, especially in the beach landing scene, which inevitably reminds you of Ryan. The perspective of a photo and the power of reflection magnified by something so ordinary is great. But apart from the Indians, the other 5 characters in the photo, including the protagonist, are too flat for me personally. The ending is a little delayed. The theme soundtrack is simple yet...
Flags of Our Fathers Comments
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Arvilla 2022-09-14 21:09:23
no more heroes
A hero is the creation of people. By chance, a person is frozen at that moment, transcending all the pain and disaster. Among millions of living beings, he is called a hero. A man lives forever in that glorious moment, and people remember the hope that their heroes gave them. If a person walks out...
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Chadrick 2022-09-19 04:20:58
We don't want to be treated as heroes - Ira Hayes
Also with World War II Iwo Jima as the background, "Father's Flag" and "Iwo Jima's Family Letter" tell the same thing from two angles.
It is not difficult for us to see the scene in the "Family Letter" in the film, because it is the same place, which is also the embodiment of the charm of the film,...
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John "Doc" Bradley: [Repeated line] Where is he? Where is he?
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[first lines]
Soldiers: Corpsman! Corpsman! Corpsman! Corpsman! For God sakes, corpsman! Corpsman! Corpsman!