"War Horse" or "God Horse"?

I went to see Spielberg's new film last night, War Horse. Spielberg has always been a very naive person. Americans say he is childish. This one is absolutely amazing. Except that it gave me a brief look back at dear Old England (though Devon has moved northward, away from the main body of Old England), it's a really illogical work, no farming common sense, no control There is no common sense of horses, no common sense of war, no common sense of history (during World War I, even in World War II, Germans basically did not speak English, you think it is the current era!). How can you plough the land like that (go watch the film of the early English immigrants farming in Canada!), how can you ride a war horse like that, how can you let a war horse run in the cornfield like that? The horse's eyes will be stabbed blind, how can it be... To borrow a classic saying from a friend, this film really shouldn't be called "War Horse", it should be called "The Magic Horse Who Can Get in the Hall and Get the Kitchen". This film must have made people laugh in Europe, although there are some bright spots. However, such films are for Chinese who have no respect for other people's property, the concept of protecting private property rights, and the concept of credit and honor, who do not know where real dignity comes from, and who are less able to speak normal human language. , will definitely be moved di...
By the way, in terms of photography and other aspects, I want to copy "Gone with the Wind" too much, and even the heroine's clothes look like Hao Sijia, but it's a pity that painting tigers can't be anti-dogs.

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