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Guiseppe 2023-09-28 14:04:56
The desert version of Rescue Private Ryan, I see that the back is getting better and better, Heath, your acting skills still amaze me, although you did a tragic hero in it, endured the humiliation, and stepped on the four feathers that represent ridicule and irony On the road to fight against his own...
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Jewel 2023-09-23 19:35:36
Wanton adaptation, goods with...
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Lacy 2023-09-21 12:06:32
cc is so...
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Larissa 2023-09-07 19:03:13
The original version I watched in Canada in...
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Izaiah 2023-09-06 10:36:03
It wasn't great, but as a viewer, I felt a little heartache after watching...
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Chasity 2023-07-30 13:31:46
If it wasn't for heathledger, I would have closed it in less than half an...
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Cheyanne 2023-07-09 23:32:59
Unique story. The desert scene reminds me of Lawrence of Arabia. The actors really work hard. All are great, especially Heath...
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Trenton 2023-06-25 10:26:47
Really ordinary...
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Luigi 2023-06-15 10:52:00
what is true...
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Kathryne 2023-06-12 08:38:36
Value...
The Four Feathers Comments
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Thora 2022-09-03 18:53:45
tree like this
The film is not complicated, a typical assembly line work. The historical background is the Sultan Mahdi uprising before the two Jiazi, and the "undefeated" Sino-French war in the same period. Gordon, the foreign gun captain who suppressed the Taiping Rebellion, was killed by the Sudanese in this...
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Gia 2022-09-13 05:33:05
The experience of a real man
In a nutshell:
the music is so powerful.
The brotherhood between men is touching.
Desert - death and hope coexist.
"Faith" casts man's dignity.
Points to pay attention to: music, laughter echoing in time and space, several battle scenes, a more objective representation of humanistic issues in the...
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William Trench: Don't worry, Vicar. They're only women. They won't bite.
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Harry Faversham: I've left the army.
[Ethne laughs in disbelief]
Harry Faversham: No, Ethne, I have left the army.
Ethne: Why?
Harry Faversham: There was talk they might send us abroad. For a year or two. I didn't want to wait that long to get married.
Ethne: I would have waited. Or come with you. My mother did the same for my father.
Harry Faversham: Yes, I know, but it tisn't what I wnated for us. You're all that matters to me now.
Ethne: Where were they going to send you?
Harry Faversham: They weren't sure.
[the church door opens and a delivery boy from the army gives Harry a package that contains three white feathers]
Ethne: [Picking up the feathers from the floor] Is this your friends' idea of a joke? What is it, Harry?
Harry Faversham: Feathers of cowardice. Yesterday we were informed that our regement would be shipping out to Sudan. That we would be sent to war.
Ethne: You don't know where they were sending you, you said it yourself. You did it for me. No one in their right mind could call you a coward. Especially not your friends. If there's been some kind of misunderstanding you have to clear it out. You have to go back to the regement and clear it out.
Harry Faversham: No, I can't.
Ethne: Then I will. I'll go see Trench, Willoughby and Castleton myself and tell them it's my fault you resigned. You did it for me.
Harry Faversham: It has nothing to do with you, Ethne!
Ethne: Then why?
Harry Faversham: I never wanted to join the army! I did it for my father. I thought I'd serve my commission for a year or two and keep everyone happy and then I could...
Ethne: Do what? Wait until we were married to tell me the truth?
Harry Faversham: Ethne, I never meant to lie to you.
Ethne: No, but you were quite happy to let me deceive myself. Do you think people will let us forget this?
Harry Faversham: I don't care what people think, Ethne. All I care about is us.
Ethne: It's not about us, Harry. It's just not about us. Jack would give his life for you.
Harry Faversham: Don't you think I know that?
Ethne: Then go back. It's not too late. Tell them you wouldn't have resigned if it weren't for me.
Ethne: I would have resigned. And I wouldn't have gone to war for anything or anyone.
Ethne: Then you are a coward.
